Presentation
Patient fell from bike one day ago and landed on his right elbow. Pain and decreased ROM since.
Patient Data
Age: 45 years old
Gender: Male
From the case:
Radial head fracture
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There is a longitudinal fracture through the radial head with involvement of the articular surface.
There is separation of an articular fragment of < 40 % of the articular surface.
The fragment is separated by < 1 mm.
No other acute or healing fracture is identified.
An elbow joint effusion is evident. The articular surfaces otherwise appear intact.
The alignment is anatomical. No soft tissue calcification is identified.
Case Discussion
A CT study may be indicated to further evaluate the radial articular surface.
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