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Wrist disarticulation associated with Monteggia fracture

The Pan African Medical Journal, 2015
A 50-year-old man, right-handed farmer, was admitted to the emergency department after undergoing an agriculture accident. Physical examination on admission revealed a left wrist disarticulation with a deformity of the ipsilateral elbow and forearm (A ...
Monsef El Abdi, Jonathan Bassinga
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Use of intra-medullary stacked nailing in the reduction of proximal plastic deformity in a pediatric Monteggia fracture: a case report

Journal of Medical Case Reports, 2011
Introduction In a Monteggia fracture dislocation, it is important to reduce the ulnar fracture completely. Extensive plastic deformation of the proximal ulna may make reduction by closed manipulation impossible.
Huntley James S, Lim Jason
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Failed Primary Fixation of Monteggia Fractures – A Case Series

Journal of Orthopaedic Case Reports
Introduction: Introduction: Missed lesions, myositis, nerve palsies, and compartment syndrome are the listed complications of Monteggia fracture dislocations.
Sujata Aiyer, Yogesh Mudholkar, Ravi Trivedi, Apoorv Gota, Aniket Wankhede, Saiprasad Madavi   +5 more
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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Missed Monteggia fracture in children: Is annular ligament reconstruction always required?

Journal of Children's Orthopaedics, 2009
Background Missed radio-capitellar joint dislocation is one of the feared complications of Monteggia fractures, especially when associated with subtle fractures of the ulna bone.
Atul Bhaskar
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Stable relocation of the radial head without annular ligament reconstruction using the Ilizarov technique to treat neglected Monteggia fracture: two case reports

Journal of Medical Case Reports, 2010
Introduction A Monteggia facture dislocation is not an uncommon injury, and the diagnosis can often be missed. Long-term follow-up of untreated Monteggia fracture dislocations reveals development of premature arthritis, pain, instability, and loss of ...
Wani Shareef A, Butt Mohammed, Dhar Shabir A, Kawoosa Altaf A, Mir M R, Dar T A   +5 more
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La Lesión de Monteggia

, 1963
Giovanni Battista Monteggia described in 1814 trauma forearm injury after him is called Monteggia fracture and is characterized by diaphyseal fracture of the proximal ulna and anterior dislocation of the radial head.
Uribe, Delfin J.
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Radial head reduction after a missed Monteggia fracture: Brief report

, 1988
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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Treatment of the missed Monteggia fracture in the child

, 1992
Eight children with missed Monteggia fracture-dislocations are described. Seven had reconstructive surgery which included resection of scar tissue from the radiohumeral joint, proximal ulnar osteotomy, reduction of the radial head and reconstruction of ...
TM Stoll, DC Paterson, RB Willis
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Challenges in Diagnosing Pediatric Monteggia Fractures: Role of Clinical Experience and Imaging

Medicina
Background and Objectives: Monteggia fracture-dislocations are rare but critical injuries in children. Accurate early diagnosis is essential to avoid long-term complications; however, such injuries are frequently missed.
Min Hyeok Choi, Min Hui Moon, Suk Woong Kang, Kyeong Baek Kim, Tae Young Ahn, Jung Yun Bae   +5 more
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Monteggia injuries

, 2018
International audienceThe Monteggia injury is defined as radial head dislocation with a fracture of the ulnar shaft. This combination should be sought routinely in patients with ulnar fractures, even when the displacement is small.
M. Delpont, Louahem, D., Cottalorda, J., J. Cottalorda, Delpont, M., D. Louahem   +5 more
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