2008
DOI: 10.3121/cmr.2008.753
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Coronoid Fractures of the Elbow

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“…These fractures occur most frequently in association with other injuries, such as elbow dislocations, and a coronoid fracture should suggest the need to look for other signs of injury to the joint. 44 They are a result of shear forces of the distal humerus on the coronoid Treatment of the Elbow and Forearm Injuries process. 45 The Regan and Morrey classification system describes fractures in 3 categories 46 :…”
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“…These fractures occur most frequently in association with other injuries, such as elbow dislocations, and a coronoid fracture should suggest the need to look for other signs of injury to the joint. 44 They are a result of shear forces of the distal humerus on the coronoid Treatment of the Elbow and Forearm Injuries process. 45 The Regan and Morrey classification system describes fractures in 3 categories 46 :…”
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“…2,6 In large coronoid fractures, this anterior buttress is completely disrupted. 2 Restoration of the coronoid's anterior buttress is critical to future elbow stability. 6 Small coronoid tip fractures (O'Driscoll type 1) are associated with terrible triad injuries.…”
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“…9 Historic recommendations are to fix all large coronoid fracture fragments as well as small fracture fragments associated with instability. 2 A previous biomechanical study has shown that 50% of the coronoid process must be intact to minimize axial displacement of the ulnohumeral joint, and that posterior axial displacement was significantly increased if more than 50% of the coronoid was removed. 10 Based on biomechanical investigations, many authors have recommended that all type 3 fractures (Ͼ50% of the coronoid's height) should be fixed in addition to addressing any associated fractures and ligament injuries.…”
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“…4,5) 더하여 관절 강직의 예방을 위한 조기 능 동관절운동 역시 필수적이다. [6][7][8] 이러한 After fixation of the olecranon, the gap of the coronoid process fragment was checked with using an image intensifier. In cases of more than 2 mm of gap, the coronoid process was indirectly reduced with using a bone hook and provisional fixation with K-wire was performed done.…”
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