Presentation
Left elbow pain and swelling after trauma
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Coronoid process fracture
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Linear lucency is noted at the tip of coronoid process of ulna consistent with fracture.
Anterior and posterior fat pad sign, suggesting the presence of elbow joint effusion.
Case Discussion
Coronoid process fractures of the ulna are uncommon. It may be diagnosed on elbow series, generally on lateral view.