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case_images: x-ray (A) and CT (B) images of the injured child at the time of injury; the black triangle represents the unossified radial head.
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case_images: Computed tomography (CT) scans confirmed four fractures in the right upper limb (Figure 1).
case_images: x-ray images of the child one day after surgery (A,B); x-ray images of the child after one year, following the removal of the internal fixation, showing avascular necrosis of the radial head (C,D).
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case_images: Six months later, internal fixation was removed (Figure 2).
case_images: Functional images of the child 1.5 years after surgery, showing normal flexion and extension of the elbow joint (A,B), but limited rotation (C,D).
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case_images: Follow-up evaluations 1.5 years post-surgery revealed largely restored upper limb function, with normal flexion and extension movements but some limitation in rotation (Figure 3).