Abstract:[Objective] To introduce the surgical technique and preliminary clinical results of percutaneous retrograde cannulated screw for superior pubic ramus fractures by a curved guide wire. [Methods] From January 2019 to March 2020, 11 patients underwent abovesaid procedure for superior pubic ramus fractures of pelvic fractures. If the guide wire cannot pass through the fracture or impact the bone around the acetabulum, a cannulated screw 7.3 mm in diameter and length premeasured preoperatively was driven along the 2.5 mm guide wire to the inner side of the fracture, then a 2.0mm guide wire bended 5°~10° at 1cm away from the tip was used to replace the previ- ous wire through the cannulated screw. Handling the cannulated screw with a screwdriver to assist the reduction of the fracture site, and ad- just the tip of the guide needle to pass through the fracture aiming to the anterosuperior part of acetabulum, then the 7.3 mm cannulated screw was driven further along the 2.0 mm guide wire, and take out the guide wire before the tip of the cannulated screw reached the bend- ing point of the wire to prevent the screw from cutting the tip of the wire. [Results] A total of 13 patients had the retrograde superior pubic ramus screws placed smoothly with screw placement time of (23.77±4.79) minutes and number of fluoroscopies of (28.15±5.68) times. No complications, such as infection, nerve injury and lower extremity deep venous thrombosis, happened in anyone of them. All patients got fractures healing with the excellent and good rate of 100% in Majeed criteria at the latest follow-up. [Conclusion] This curved guide wire technique used in retrograde cannulated screw placement does reduce the risk of screw entering acetabulum, improve the quality of fracture reduction and shorten the operation time for superior pubic ramus fracture.