Intercondylar fractures of the humerus: Riseborough and Radin classification
Diagnosis not applicable
Presentation
Adult elbow intercondylar fractures.
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Intercondylar fractures of the humerus: Riseborough and Radin classification.
Case Discussion
Riseborough and Radin classification:
Type I: No displacement of the fragments.
Type II: T-shaped intercondylar fractures with the trochlear and capitellar fragments separated but not appreciably rotated in the frontal plane.
Type III: T-shaped intercondylar fractures with separation of the fragments and significant rotatory deformity.
Type IV: T-shaped intercondylar fractures with severe comminution of the articular surface arid wide separation of the humeral condyles.
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