Which radial head fractures are best treated surgically? [PDF]
Despite the common occurrence of radial head fractures, there is still a lack of consensus on which radial head fractures should be treated surgically. The radial head is an important secondary stabilizer in almost all directions.
Anna E van der Windt +3 more
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Biomechanical comparison of different internal fixation devices for transversely unstable Mason type II radial head fractures [PDF]
Background: The integrity of the radial head is critical to maintaining elbow joint stability. For radial head fractures requiring surgical treatment, headless compression cannulated screw fixation is a less invasive scheme that has fewer complications ...
Xiang Zhang +5 more
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Good outcomes of bipolar radial head arthroplasty for comminuted radial head fractures: a cohort study of 64 patients with an average 5.2-year follow-up [PDF]
Aims: Radial head fractures are among the most common upper limb fractures, constituting up to 30% of all elbow fractures. While many can be managed non-surgically with favourable outcomes, approximately one-third require surgical intervention ...
Saga Byman +5 more
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Comparison of operatively and nonoperatively treated isolated mason type II radial head fractures: a systematic review and meta-analysis [PDF]
Background Radial head fractures are the most common bony injury of the elbow in adults. The current literature does not agree on whether isolated stable type II radial head fractures should be treated operatively or nonoperatively.
Binzhi Zhao +7 more
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Retrospective study to know the outcome of radial head replacement in acute fracture of radial head
Background: Radial head arthroplasty is commonly used to treat acute unreconstructible radial head fractures. The purpose of this study was to report on the clinical and radiographic outcomes after radial head arthroplasty with a metallic implant for the
Anand Shankar +4 more
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Type IV Monteggia-equivalent fracture in an adult: a case report [PDF]
A Monteggia fracture is a proximal ulnar fracture with proximal radioulnar ligamentous instability. While there is no precise definition, Monteggia-equivalent fractures are generally considered Monteggia fractures accompanied by radial head fractures ...
Yousef Fallah +3 more
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Introduction: Proximal radial fractures are a common type of fracture around the elbow joint. Among these comminuted radial head fractures are commonly associated with secondary injuries and instability of the elbow joint.
Manoj Kandel +5 more
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Olecranon With Concomitant Radial Head Fracture: A Case Series of Fifteen Patients
IntroductionSimultaneous olecranon and radial head fractures are rare injuries and due to this factor, the outcome of the selected therapy is not widely studied.
Konstantinos Ditsios +5 more
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Excision Versus Fixation of the Radial Head: A Comparative Study of the Functional Outcomes of the Two Techniques [PDF]
Introduction: The management of displaced and comminuted radial head fractures has been a matter of debate amongst surgeons for many years. Radial head excision formed the mainstay of surgical management of these injuries.
Sanath Kumar Shetty +5 more
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The Influence of Medial Comminution in the Treatment Choice of Radial Head Fracture [PDF]
INTRODUCTION: The aim of our retrospective study was to investigate the role of the medial side involvement in the treatment choice of radial head fractures.
Touloupakis G +6 more
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