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case_images: X-ray of left humerus and elbow taken during first evaluation in the trauma room.
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case_images: He was diagnosed with a humeral shaft fracture, head of the radius fracture, and elbow dislocation, all on the left side (Fig. 1).
case_images: X-rays of left humerus and elbow at last follow-up.
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case_images: His humeral shaft fracture was treated with closed intramedullary nailing) MultiLoc Humeral Nailing System SYNTHES) (Fig. 2).
case_images: Wound bed on the day of skin graft closure of the medial aspect of left elbow, and on POD 5 and 14.
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case_images: On POD 17 after the index procedure, a clean, bleeding, and viable wound bed was found, and a partial thickness skin graft was performed (Fig. 3).
case_images: Clinical images at 6 months follow-up demonstrating wound closure, full elbow extension, and limited flexion of about 90 . Those ranges were improved at last follow-up.
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case_images: At last follow-up, 10 months after his discharge, his humeral fracture had healed, the elbow was stable, and ROM of the elbow was almost full with the remnant end of extension restriction alone (Fig. 4).