Post-traumatic elbow stiffness is a major cause of functional impairment after elbow trauma.
A stiff elbow limits patients' ability to position their hand in space for optimal use of their …

The elbow is a congruent joint with a high degree of inherent stability, provided by osseous
and soft-tissue constraints; however, when substantial lesions of these stabilising structures …

The elbow, intermediate joint of the upper limb, frequently undergoes to pathological events
and is especially prone to stiffness. Rehabilitation plays an important role in recovering …

Background Radial head fractures can occur in isolation or in association with elbow and
forearm injuries. Treatment options include nonoperative management, fragment or whole …

Background Elbow lateral collateral ligament (LCL) injury may arise after trauma or lateral
surgical approaches. The optimal method of rehabilitating the LCL-insufficient elbow is …

Fractures of the radial head are the most common fractures in the elbow, and they frequently
have associated ligamentous, cartilaginous, or other bony injuries. Clinical assessment and …

The elbow is the second most commonly dislocated major joint in adults with an estimated
incidence of 5.2 dislocations per 100,000 persons per year. 1, 2 To optimize outcomes …

An elbow dislocation associated with a radial head and coronoid fractures is termed a
terrible triad. This injury almost always renders the elbow unstable requiring surgical …

Epidemiology Radial head fractures constitute 3% of all fractures, making them the most
common fracture of the elbow in adults1, 2. A retrospective epidemiological study from the …

Abstract Study Design In vitro biomechanical study. Introduction Elbow stiffness is a common
complication following elbow dislocation. Overhead exercises have been proposed to …