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case_images: a. Radiological assessment on admission b. 3D reconstruction of the dislocated elbow fracture c. External approach with osteosynthesis of the lateral epicondyle d. Internal approach with osteosynthesis of the coronoid e, f Control X-ray.
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case_images: Radiological findings: a dislocated fracture of the elbow combined with a fracture of the distal humerus classified as B2, a fracture of the coronoid process type 3 according to Morrey's classification with posterolateral dislocation of the elbow (Fig. 1a). On CT scan, the lateral column line detached the lateral epicondyle and continued on the capitulum, creating a frontal line and a type 3 fracture of the coronoid process according to Odriscoll's classification (Fig. 1b). After osteosynthesis and reinsertion, the elbow was stable and free of valgus or varus laxity, tested at 30 % flexion (Fig. 1c-d).
case_images: Clinical checkup 6 weeks after trauma.
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case_images: Extension at -10 /flexion 140  measured 4 months after surgery.
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