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Tuberculosis of the Elbow Joint in an Indian Boy: A Rare Entity With a Diagnostic Challenge. [PDF]
CureusYadav S.
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Elbow Joint Hybrid Assistive Limb Treatment Improves Upper Limb Dysfunction in Guillain-Barré Syndrome: A Case Report. [PDF]
CureusHayashi K +7 more
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Development of the human elbow joint
The Anatomical Record, 2000 Many studies have been published on the development of the human elbow joint, but authors disagree on its morphogenetic timetable. Most discrepancies center on the cavitation of the elbow joint (including the humeroradial, humeroulnar, and superior ...
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Elbow: The Trochleogingylomoid Joint
Seminars in Musculoskeletal Radiology, 2003More complex than a hinged joint, the elbow provides flexion-extension as well as pronation-supination. A unique arrangement of joint surfaces, soft tissue restraints, and muscle forces provides the mobility and stability of this joint. Understanding basic elbow biomechanics will assist the musculoskeletal radiologist in evaluations of this joint.
Amitesh, Prasad +3 more
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Lipohemarthrosis of the Elbow Joint
Radiology, 1978Radiographic demonstration of three cases of lipohemarthrosis of the elbow is discussed. Lipohemarthrosis is superior to posterior fat pad as a more specific sign of elbow trauma because posterior fat pad merely indicates increased intra-articular pressure while lipohemarthrosis is due only to intracapsular fracture or cartilage and/or ligament injury.
D K, Yousefzadeh, J H, Jackson
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British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2006
The technique described below can be used for any of the above conditions. Aspiration of the elbow joint following radial head fracture will form the focus of this discussion.
Sam, Oussedik, Fares, Haddad
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The technique described below can be used for any of the above conditions. Aspiration of the elbow joint following radial head fracture will form the focus of this discussion.
Sam, Oussedik, Fares, Haddad
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Journal of Biomedical Engineering, 1980
The Guildford Elbow Joint prosthesis uses a non-rigid hinge articulation combined with intra-medullary stems to replace the humero-ulnar joint. The metal-on-plastic articulating surfaces are designed to allow some subluxation and accessory movements while remaining self-centering and stable under load.
E J, Evans, P J, Stiles
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The Guildford Elbow Joint prosthesis uses a non-rigid hinge articulation combined with intra-medullary stems to replace the humero-ulnar joint. The metal-on-plastic articulating surfaces are designed to allow some subluxation and accessory movements while remaining self-centering and stable under load.
E J, Evans, P J, Stiles
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Dislocation of the elbow joint
Archives of Orthopaedic and Traumatic Surgery, 1984Although dislocation of the elbow is a common injury, it has been the subject of very few papers in the orthopaedic literature during the last 20 years. The recommendations for treatment have usually been conservative but in later years wider indications for surgical treatment with ligament repair have been recommended. Seventy-two patients with simple
O, Lansinger +3 more
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Ultrasonography of the elbow joint
Rheumatology International, 1990The nonechogenic space between the bone and the joint capsule was measured in ultrasonographic scans at six different sites in 60 elbow joints of 30 healthy adults as well as in 35 joints with clinical arthritis. The space could be demonstrated in all healthy joints on the volar side at the levels of the trochlea and the capitulum of the humerus.
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