The Xray in picture shows fracture lateral condyle of humerus.
This xray belongs to fourteen years old male who hit his elbow when he fell from cycle.
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always after these fractures intercondylar the motion of joint restricted cannot move full (flexion ,extension)
inspite the reposition in good position >h have daughter of friend caused traum and the joint flexed on <90
angule trauma and result since 6months .