Simultaneous Type II Monteggia Lesion and Fracture-separation of the Lower Radial Epiphysis

Overview

Journal Injury

Publisher Elsevier

Specialty Emergency Medicine

Date 1986 Jan 1

PMID 3770890

Citations 9

Authors

B Kristiansen

A F Eriksen

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Abstract

A very rare case of type II Monteggia lesion with an associated fracture-separation of the distal radial epiphysis is reported and the mechanism of injury is discussed.

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