Presentation
Right elbow injury 3 months back. Unable to completely flex the elbow.
Patient Data
Age: 10 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Radial head dislocation
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The radial head is anteriorly dislocated. There is no fracture line/ bone lesion/ elbow joint effusion.
From the case:
Radial head dislocation
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The right radius is anteriorly dislocated. There is no joint effusion. The asymptomatic left side was examined for comparison and shows a normal position of the radial head.
Case Discussion
The case shows anterior radial head dislocation.