Xray of elbow showing fracture of head of radius in 39 year old male

Fracture of Head of Radius
The fracture has been marked with an arrow.
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Xray of elbow showing fracture of head of radius in 39 year old male

Fracture of Head of Radius
The fracture has been marked with an arrow.
Xray of Monteggia fracture dislocation in a 32 years old female.

Xray Showing Fracture Ulna and Dislocated Haad Of Radius or Monteggia Fracture
This pattern of injury is more common in children than adults
33 years old lady with history of motor vehicle accident suffered injury to her right elbow and xray of the elbow revealed a supracondylar fracture.
The fracture was grade I open fracture.
Xray of elbow of 13 years old boy after injury.
Fracture of Radial Head With Fracture Medial Epicondyle Of Humerus
The injury shows fracture of radial head with fracture of ipsilateral medial condyle of humerus.
The injury resulted due to fall from bicycle
Lateral Xray of Elbow showing Capitellum fracture
A smaller comminuted fragment is visible as well
Following xray shows an elbow after excision of head of radius.

Xray of Elbow after radial head excision
The excision in this case was done for fracture of radial head.
Fracture of lateral condyle of humerus in an adult fixed with cancellous cannulated screws.
Here is an AP view

AP View Fracture of Lateral Condyle of Humerus Fixed With Cannulated Screws
Anteroposterior and lateral view xrays of a young adult with fracture of distal humerus extending up to diaphysis.
The patient was treated with open reduction and internal fixation using long recon plates and cancellous screws
An unusual of fracture of upper end of ulna
The fracture involves vertical split upper part of shaft of ulna along with coronoid process of ulna.
There is also dislocation of radial head
Intercondylar fracture of humerus is an intra-articular fracture and almost always require a surgical treatment..
Following xrays are of 34 yers old young adult male who fell down while running after to catch a bus. Following is the anteroposterior xray.
Here is the lateral view of the same injury. [Read more...]
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