PMC3860664_01
A, A1: Side Swipe Injury of the Right Elbow Four Years Previously Resulted in Non-union of the Upper Third of the Radius, Ulna. The Olecranon Fracture is nonunited. AP and Lateral Views of the Elbow and Forearm Showing the Upper Segments of the two Bones Fused Together in one Bony Mass. There is a Left-over Screw From Previous Surgery in Front of the Elbow Joint. B, B1: Three and Half Month Follow-up After T-plate Fixation of the Upper Bony Mass and the Distal Ulnar Shaft Showing Union. C, C1: Elbow Flexion Range 0-120 . D, D1: Full Supination, 90  Pronation at Last Follow-up. E: Patient Lifting a Chair.
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The olecranon was nonunited, raised and ankylosed to the olecranon fossa (Figure1). 
PMC3860664_02
A. Motor Car Accident Resulted in Extensive Damage to the Left Elbow and Forearm. Bone Loss of the Lower Third of the Left Radius and Ulna, Leaving 2 cmMetaphyseal Segment of the Radius, on External Fixator at Presentation After Several Reconstructive Operations. B. Long Fibular Graft Between the Remaining Shaft of Ulna and the Metaphyseal Segment of the Radius Extending into the Carpus With Plate Fixation Resulted in one Bone Forearm. Three Months Postoperatively Showing Union. C. Six Month Follow-up, the Patient had to Change his Job to a Clerical Worker.
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His radiographs showed disorganized elbow, and loss of considerable part of the distal radius and ulna leaving 2 cm metaphyseal segment of the radius, (Figure 2).
A. Bullet Injury Resulting in SevereComminution of Upper Left Femur and Coxa Vara. B. Post-operative X-ray After Wedge Removing Valgus Osteotomy Below the Non-union Mass and 130  Plate Fixation. C. Follow-up, Five Months Later Showing a Solid Bony Mass Uniting the Femoral Neck Fracture and the Osteotomy.
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He presented four months later with nonunited fracture of the femoral neck, severe comminution of the trochanteric region, coxa vara, external rotation deformity and 5 cm. shortening (Figure 3). 
PMC3860664_03
A.The Lower Tibial Fracture is United in Angulation. There is Callus Formation at the Tip of Nonunited Upper Tibial Segment. B. Union Three Months After Osteotomy at the Callus Site and Fixation by Bayonet-shaped Bent Plate
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X-ray showed segmental fractures of the tibia and fibula (Figure 4).