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Irreponible isolierte Dislokation des Radiusöpfchens

Irreparable isolated dislocation of the head of radius

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Die isolierte traumatische Dislokation des Radiusköpfchens ist eine selten Verletzung. Sie entsteht bei einem Unfallhergang, bei den das Ellenbogengelenk gestrecktist und der Unterarm sich in Pronation befindet. Bei der Versorgung gelingt es nicht immer, eine geschlossene Reposition durchzuführen, so daß dann die operative Behandlung notwendig wird. Posttraumatisch kann, wie auch in der Literatur beschrieben, eine Myositis ossificans auftreten.

Abstract

Isolated traumatic dislocation of the radial head is rare. It occurs when the elbowis, partly outstretched and the forearm pronated. Occasionally one is unable to achieve closed reduction. Then the open treatment is necessary. Posttraumatical myositis ossificans was described in the literatur.

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  1. Y. Cavlak

    Present address: Abteilung der Paracelsus-Klinik, Oberarzt der unfallchirurgischen, Lipper Weg 11, D-4370, Marl

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  1. Abteilung der Paracelsus-Klinik, Oberarzt der unfallchirurgischen, Lipper Weg 11, D-4370, Marl

    H. Kindel

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Cavlak, Y., Kindel, H. Irreponible isolierte Dislokation des Radiusöpfchens. Unfallchirurgie 10, 89–90 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02588384

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