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Coronoid Process Fractures
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Coronoid Process Fractures
[OCOSH Code: D014458 281529004 S52.0 WI_FR_UL_CP]
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AO Classification of Proximal Radius/Ulna Fractures
Location: http://membrane.com/aona/longbone/21.html
"21-Radius/Ulna Proximal,fracture classification and diagnosis, AO North America -Comprehensive Classification of Fractures of Long Bones"
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- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Elbow Fractures: Coronoid Process Fractures
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Elbow Fractures: Monteggia
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Elbow Fractures: Olecranon Fractures
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Elbow Fractures: Proximal Ulna Fractures
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Elbow Fractures: Radial Head Fractures
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Radius Fractures: Radial Head Fractures
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Ulnar Fractures: Coronoid Process Fractures
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Ulnar Fractures: Monteggia
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Ulnar Fractures: Olecranon Fractures
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Ulnar Fractures: Proximal Ulna Fractures
- Orthopedic Topics: Trauma: Elbow
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Elbow Fractures: Monteggia
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Elbow Fractures: Olecranon Fractures
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Elbow Fractures: Proximal Ulna Fractures
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Elbow Fractures: Radial Head Fractures
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Radius Fractures: Radial Head Fractures
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Ulnar Fractures: Coronoid Process Fractures
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Ulnar Fractures: Monteggia
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Ulnar Fractures: Olecranon Fractures
- OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Fractures: Ulnar Fractures: Proximal Ulna Fractures
- Orthopedic Topics: Trauma: Elbow
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Coronoid Fracture eMedicine Orthopedics
Location: http://www.emedicine.com/orthoped/topic63.htm
Fractures of the coronoid rarely occur in isolation. They usually occur in combination with a radial head fracture, a dislocation of the elbow, or both (terrible triad of the elbow). Large coronoid fractures often are associated with persistent elbow instability even after reduction of the dislocation; recently the increasing trend...
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Coronoid Nonunion following elbow fracture dislocation with radial head fracture excision
Location: http://eatonhand.com/img/12519.htm
The coronoid is the anterior lip of the trough which cradles the distal humerus. Elbow fracture dislocations often disrupt both the coronoid and the radial head, leading to instability and recurrent subluxation, particularly if over half of the height of the coronoid is lost. Radial head implants may help inthis...
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Coronoid Process Fracture Wheeless
Location: http://www.wheelessonline.com/ortho/coronoid_process_fractures
Classification and treatment:
- type I: fracture of the tip of the coronoid process;
- type II: fracture or comminution constitutes about half of coronoid; ...
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fractured coronoid of ulna LSBU
Location: http://myweb.lsbu.ac.uk/dirt/museum/423-422.html
Radiology case 423-422 33 year old woman who had a fall involving forced dislocation of her right elbow.
The view shows a subtle triangular chip at the tip of the coronoid process of the ulna. Normally in elbow trauma, there is a visibly displaced fat-pad from the joint effusion or haematoma.
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