Background: Monteggia-equivalent fractures are similar to Monteggia fractures but involve different patterns and locations. When these fractures include a severe radial head fracture, radial head arthroplasty (RHA) should be considered.
David Shaked Zari +6 more
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Radial head reduction after a missed Monteggia fracture: Brief report
It has been suggested that Monteggia fracture-dislocations missed for more than three months are best left alone. There have been occasional reports of successful late reduction of the radial head (Bell-Tawse 1965; Lloyd-Roberts and Bucknill 1977) but ...
Leong, JCY, Luk, K, Freedman, L
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Posterior interosseous nerve entrapment after Monteggia fracture-dislocation in children
【Abstract】Objective: Although most of nerve in-juries associated with Monteggia fracture-dislocation in children are neurapraxias and will recover spontaneously after conservative treatment, surgical exploration of the in-volved nerve is always ...
CHEN Ting +5 more
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Centro de Saúde Veterinária Vicente Monteggia [PDF]
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Abreu, Raquel Monteggia de
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Management of chronic monteggia fractures with ulnar osteotomy, external fixation and gradual closed reduction of radial head. [PDF]
Liu S, Zhu J, Xin Z.
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Management of chronic Monteggia lesion with severe radial head deformity using ulnar osteotomy, radial head replacement and ligament repair: A technical note. [PDF]
Lu J +7 more
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Radiocapitellar Alignment in Suspected Pediatric Monteggia Lesions: Narrative Review and Imaging Interpretation Framework. [PDF]
Li X, Gao F, Wang J, Chen B, Li T.
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Comparison of multi-track mini single arm external fixation and plate internal fixation in the treatment of missed Monteggia fracture in children. [PDF]
Bai R +5 more
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The "Terrible Tetrad" of the Elbow: A Case Series of Two Patients with a Rare Quadruple-Component Injury and a Proposed New Classification Term. [PDF]
Basha M, Gangwar V.
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The coronoid as the key fragment of trans-ulnar fracture-dislocations of the elbow: Insights from a retrospective cohort comparison using the coronoid-centric Mayo classification system. [PDF]
Henssler L +5 more
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