Age-Although their ages ranged from five to thirteen years (average ten years), twenty-six of the children were aged nine years or older. Sex-There were eighteen boys and sixteen girls. Site of fracture-In seventeen cases the fracture was three to four millimetres distal to the epiphysial plate, representing a true fracture of the neck of the radius (Fig. 1). In seventeen cases the injury was a...

The most frequent injury discovered so far is a radial skull fracture. head fracture has become crucial component of the elbow over past ten years. According to treatment plan that evolved, aims restore wounded elbow's function and stability. A rising number articles are available on This article's goal give summary recent theories about fractures. Moreover, one contentious topics

Two patients-one with a terrible triad fracture dislocation and one with an anterior olecranon fracture dislocation-were treated for maltracking of the elbow (medial subluxation). The radial head articulated with the lateral trochlea while the ulnar trochlear notch was perched over the medial trochlea. The late revision surgery could not correct the subluxation because the joints were accustome...

BACKGROUND Metal prostheses are useful for restoring elbow and forearm stability when the radial head cannot be fixed after a fracture. Because the anatomy of the radial head is difficult to reproduce with a prosthesis, two different options have been proposed: a bipolar prosthesis with a fixed stem and a mobile head, and a monoblock prosthesis with a smooth stem that is intentionally fixed loo...

Background The elbow is the second most commonly dislocated joint in adults and up to 20% of dislocations are associated with a fracture. These injuries can be categorised into groups according to their mechanism and the structures injured. Methods This review includes a literature search of the current evidence and personal experiences of the authors in managing these injuries. Results All...