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Lateral radiograph of the patients' right elbow. Note the dislocation of the radial head
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Fig1
Plain radiographic evaluation of the right elbow showed an anterior dislocation and deformation of the radial head, with a long narrow neck and a hypoplastic capitellum and an increased valgus angle (Figs. 1 and 2).
Anteroposterior (AP) radiograph of the elbow. Note the valgus angle and the dislocation of the radial head
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Fig2
Plain radiographic evaluation of the right elbow showed an anterior dislocation and deformation of the radial head, with a long narrow neck and a hypoplastic capitellum and an increased valgus angle (Figs. 1 and 2).
AP radiograph of the right forearm. A mild bowing of the ulna can be observed
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Fig3
Radiographs of both forearms show a mild ulnar bowing on the right side, as compared to the left side (17 and 12 ) (Figs. 3 and 4).
AP radiograph of the unaffected left forearm
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Fig4
Radiographs of both forearms show a mild ulnar bowing on the right side, as compared to the left side (17 and 12 ) (Figs. 3 and 4).
Sagital view of the CT-scan of the patients' right elbow. The partially ossifying physis with boney bridges of the lateral humeral condyle is marked with an arrow
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Fig5
There is a premature ossifying physis of the lateral humeral condyle (Fig. 5).