Humeral Biepicondylar Fracture Dislocation in a Child
Author Information
Author(s): Gani Naseem Ul, Rather Abdul Qayoom, Mir Bashir Ahmed, Halwai Manzoor Ahmed, Wani Mudassir Maqbool
Primary Institution: Govt hospital for bone and joint surgery Barzullah, Srinager, India
Hypothesis
What is the best treatment for humeral biepicondylar fracture dislocation in children?
Conclusion
Open reduction and internal fixation is necessary to restore stability in cases of humeral biepicondylar fracture dislocation.
Supporting Evidence
- The injury was caused by a heavy pot falling on the child's outstretched arm.
- Radiographs confirmed the fracture and dislocation.
- The child regained full range of motion after surgery.
Takeaway
A girl hurt her elbow when a heavy pot fell on it, causing a rare type of fracture that needed surgery to fix.
Methodology
The case involved open reduction and internal fixation of the fractures.
Limitations
Limited literature on this specific injury complicates understanding and management.
Participant Demographics
A 13-year-old girl.
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