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Neglected Elbow Dislocation Poster
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What was restructured per orthopedic standards:
Content improvements (referenced to standard textbooks):
| Section | Changes Made | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction | Added incidence (5.2/100,000/yr), O'Driscoll's injury mechanism (LCL→capsule→MCL sequence) | Rockwood & Green's, 10th ed., 2025 |
| Anatomy | MCL anterior band = primary valgus restraint; LUCL = posterolateral rotatory stability | Miller's Review, 9th ed. |
| Classification | Defined as simple posterior type; no fracture; soft-tissue calcification noted | Rockwood & Green's, Ch. 40 |
| Surgical technique | Named Bryan-Morrey posterior approach; UCL = "Tommy John" repair; Bell-Tawse = annular ligament reconstruction; ulnar nerve protection explicitly stated | Miller's Review, 9th ed. |
| Rehabilitation | Structured per Rockwood & Green's protocol: 48-hr mobilisation, no immobilisation >2 weeks, pronated forearm for LCL protection, passive stretching at 6 weeks, strengthening at 3 months | Rockwood & Green's, 2025 |
| Outcome measures | Added DASH, Oxford Elbow Score, MEPS as standard scoring instruments | Rockwood & Green's, Ch. 40 |
| Discussion | Added HO risk, dual-approach evidence, valgus overload pathomechanics | Coulibaly 2012, Sumarwoto 2023 |
| References | Expanded to 7 references (added Rockwood & Green's 2025, Miller's 9th ed, Coulibaly 2012 PMID 22857889, Sumarwoto 2023 PMID 37752900, Gavrilă 2025 PMID 41294909) | PubMed-verified |
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