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Background What begins as a straightforward elbow dislocation can evolve into a disabling condition when left untreated. With time, progressive stiffness, fibrosis, and instability alter joint mechanics, transforming it into a surgically demanding problem that often necessitates reconstructive procedures beyond simple reduction to restore function. Case Presentation A 70-year-old female presented with left elbow pain and inability to move the limb following a fall Three months back at her residence. Initial treatment elsewhere included above-elbow slab immobilization for six weeks. Despite this, pain persisted with severe restriction of movement, prompting presentation to our center. On examination, the attitude of the limb showed the elbow held in 90° flexion. swelling was noted over the left elbow with a gross restriction of movements, permitting only about 20° of flexion and extension. Tenderness was present over the olecranon region. The normal relationship of the three bony prominences (olecranon, medial epicondyle, and lateral epicondyle) was altered, with a prominently palpable olecranon. Radiological investigation confirmed a neglected elbow dislocation. Open reduction with Bell-Tawse annular ligament reconstruction, along with Tommy John ulnar collateral ligament repair, restored elbow stability. Early postoperative physiotherapy was initiated. On follow-up, she showed significant pain relief, restoration of functional range of motion, and regained independence in daily activities with a stable, well-reduced joint. Conclusion Contrary to the common view that chronic neglected elbow dislocations are 'surgical lost causes' beyond three months, this case demonstrates that tailored open reduction and meticulous reconstruction can achieve excellent functional outcomes in elderly patients, proving that injury chronicity does not preclude recovery. 2/3
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Neglected Elbow Dislocation Poster
Presentation · PPTX
| Section | Content |
|---|---|
| Background / Introduction | Epidemiology (11-28% of elbow injuries), pathological changes with chronicity - fibrosis, contracture, heterotopic ossification - sourced from Campbell's & Rockwood-Green |
| Case Presentation | Your full case with patient demographics, clinical findings, surgery (Bell-Tawse + Tommy John), and outcome |
| Discussion | 6 sub-headed paragraphs covering: chronicity changes, surgical approach (Speed technique), Bell-Tawse procedure, UCL/Tommy John repair, post-reduction stability, outcomes in elderly - all cited from Campbell's Operative Orthopaedics 15th Ed (2026) |
| Key Learning Points | 7 numbered clinical takeaways |
| Conclusion | Your conclusion text, formatted as a highlighted block |
| References | 6 standard references: Campbell's, Rockwood-Green, Arafiles 1987, Donohue 2016, Elzohairy 2009, Lyons 2008 - all sourced directly from the textbook library |
Make conclusion part little short
Make disscusion part a little short
Neglected Elbow Dislocation Poster
Presentation · PPTX
- Conclusion - trimmed to 2 concise sentences, centered in the dark navy block for visual impact
- Discussion - condensed from 6 verbose paragraphs to 5 tighter ones, removing redundant wording while keeping all key clinical points and citations intact
Patient in lateral decubitus position. Medial and lateral flaps elevated, and ulnar nerve released [Posterior triceps sparing approach] Soft tissue release Elbow joint reduction achieved and confirmed under C-arm. Bell Tawse annular ligament reconstruction performed. Tommy John ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) repair performed. On follow up there was significant range of motion
Now give the discussion part in text itself
Neglected Elbow Dislocation Poster
Presentation · PPTX
- Lateral decubitus positioning
- Posterior triceps-sparing approach
- Medial & lateral flaps + ulnar nerve release
- Soft tissue release
- Reduction confirmed under C-arm
- Bell-Tawse annular ligament reconstruction
- Tommy John UCL repair
- Plus follow-up outcome (significant ROM improvement)
Make it more interesting as award is given to rare and interesting case and make it short
Neglected Elbow Dislocation Poster
Presentation · PPTX
- Bold Navy + Crimson + Gold color scheme - designed to stand out
- Crimson vertical accent stripe running the full left edge
- "★ RARE CASE" badge in the header
- Card-style sections with subtle shadows
- Crimson left-bar accents on key blocks
- Neglected >3 months - beyond the typical surgical threshold
- Elderly 70-year-old - high-risk demographic
- Dual reconstruction in one setting
- Excellent recovery against surgical odds
- Why Neglected Dislocations Are Difficult
- Open Reduction Technique
- Bell-Tawse & Tommy John Reconstruction
- Outcomes - Age Is No Barrier