Presentation
Posterior elbow trauma.
From the case:
Triceps bony avulsion
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Soft tissue thickening posterior to the humerus with a small bony flake - flake sign. A small corresponding cortical defect in the ulnar olecranon process. No elbow joint effusion/ dislocation/ bone lesion.
From the case:
Triceps bony avulsion
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Post-operative radiographs with anchors in the ulnar olecranon process and the medial humeral condyle.
Case Discussion
Pre and post operative radiographs of avulsion of the triceps brachii tendon.