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Pre-operative AP-lateral views.
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F1
The anteroposterior and lateral radiographs showed over 80 degrees of angulation at the radial neck and luxation of the radiocapitellar joint (Fig. 1).
Post-operative early radiography.
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F2
We applied a dorsal splint to hold the elbow at 90 degrees of flexion (Fig. 2).
Post-operative 3rd-week radiography.
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F3
The splint discontinued in the 3rd week post-operatively and started a gentle range of motion exercises for the elbow and wrist (Fig. 3).
Post-operative 6th-week radiography.
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F4
Kirschner wires were removed in the 1st month at the office, then started physiotherapy to stretch and strengthen (Fig. 4).
Post-operative 2 years radiography
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F5
Painless full range of motion without any restriction on pronation and supination was achieved (Fig. 5, 6).
Clinical images of the final outcome.
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F6
Painless full range of motion without any restriction on pronation and supination was achieved (Fig. 5, 6).