Most fractures of the radial head are stable undisplaced or minimally displaced partial
fractures without an associated fracture of the elbow or forearm or ligament injury, where …

PURPOSE: There is no consensus as to the best treatment of Mason type II fractures without
concomitant elbow fractures or dislocation. The aim of this systematic review was to …

Use of behavior evaluations for shelter dogs has progressed despite their lack of scientific
validation as reliable diagnostic tools. Yet results of these evaluations are often used to …

Purpose Radial head fractures range in severity from occult and nondisplaced fractures to
fractures with severe displacement and comminution. The principal goal of the Mason …

Background: The Broberg and Morrey modification of the Mason classification of radial head
fractures has substantial interobserver variation. This study used a large web-based …

Aims The Wrightington classification system of fracture-dislocations of the elbow divides
these injuries into six subtypes depending on the involvement of the coronoid and the radial …

BACKGROUND: We developed a method to quantitatively analyze fracture fragment
morphology on quantitative 3-dimensional computed tomography (3DCT) images in terms of …

Background Although classification systems of olecranon fractures are important to help
choose the best treatment and to predict prognosis, their degree of observer agreement is …

Background and aim This study assessed the long-term outcome (> 6 months, with a mean
of 46 months after injury) of the conservatively treated radial head fracture type 1 of the …

To tests the hypothesis that classification and characterization of fractures of the radial head
is more accurate with 3D than 2D computed tomography images and radiographs, using a …