PMC7276633_01
Images at presentation.
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F1
X-ray showed a persistent elbow dislocation with no associated fractures. (Fig. 1) shows the radiographs of the left elbow joint in anteroposterior and lateral views at the time of the admission.
Medial scar photo.
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F2
The first step was to identify and preserve the ulnar nerve through a direct medial approach. (Fig. 2) shows the scar site of the medial incision taken.
Lateral scar photo
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F3
Next, Kocher's interval was accessed to enter the lateral part of the joint through a separate lateral incision. (Fig. 3) shows the scar site of the lateral incision through which the Kocher's interval was accessed.
Post-operative lateral image.
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F4
The post-operative radiographs are shown in (Fig. 4 and 5).
Post-operative anteroposterior view.
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F5
The post-operative radiographs are shown in (Fig. 4 and 5).
Range of motion at 1 year follow-up(30  flexion).
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F6
It improved gradually and the patient has 30-140  flexion and complete supination-pronation movements currently at 1 year follow-up. (Fig. 6 and 7) show the patient's flexion from 30 to 140 .
Range of motion at 1 year follow-up (140  flexion).
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F7
It improved gradually and the patient has 30-140  flexion and complete supination-pronation movements currently at 1 year follow-up. (Fig. 6 and 7) show the patient's flexion from 30 to 140 .