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First visit photograph of the left elbow demonstrates an open wound in the transverse region, distal humerus and articular surface could be seen by looking through the wound.
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Distal humerus and articular surface could be seen by looking through the wound (Fig. 1).
(a) Anteroposterior, (b) lateral view radiograph of the left. Elbow at the first visit, a dislocation was detected at the left elbow.
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In the conventional radiographies, a posterior elbow dislocation without accompanying fracture was detected (Fig. 2).
Six months after the operation, photograph of the left elbow demonstrates (a) supination and (b) extension was full. Elbow range of motion, in (c) flexion-extension arc, has been detected as 0-140 .
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The patient's elbow range of motion, in supination-pronation arc, has been detected as 80-85  and in extension-flexion arc; range of motion has been detected as 0-140  (Fig. 3).
(a) Anteroposterior, (b) lateral view radiograph of the left. Elbow at the control visit Hastings class II heterotopic ossification was detected between the anterior capsule and the brachialis muscles.
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In conventional radiographies, Hastings class II heterotopic ossification was detected between the anterior capsule and the brachialis muscles (Fig. 4).