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Educational Content “The surgeon delivering this presentation is not an employee of Acumed or any of its affiliates. The views, opinions and commentary expressed in this presentation are solely those of the surgeon, and do not represent or reflect the views, opinions, policies or positions of Acumed. Acumed organized this presentation given by a surgeon for training, educational and informational purposes for other surgeons and sales representatives. Neither this presentation nor anything in it shall form the basis of any contract or commitment.”

55 YO PVA What next ?

Describe injury Classify Coronoid fractures Approach

Rest of images not much help 55 YO PVA Rest of images not much help What next ?

Varus – What’s diagnosis 55 YO PVA Valgus Varus – What’s diagnosis

32 YO Varus Valgus

32 YO 6 Months

2007 Conclusion Operative treatment in most cases Non operative only if: Very small fracture No subluxation of the elbow Minimal or no opening of the radiocapitellar joint on varus stress 2007 Doornberg J. N., Ring D. C. J Bone Joint Surg 2006:88:2216-2224

Coronoid Classification Regan and Morrey (1989) I.  Small fleck of bone II. 50 % height of coronoid process or less III. More than 50 % height of coronoid process

Coronoid classification O’Driscoll (2003) 1. Tip 2. Anteromedial fragment 3. Base Subtypes O’Driscoll et al; Difficult elbow fractures: pearls and pitfalls. Instr Course Lect. 2003;52:113-34.

4 months

Terrible Triad JBJS – A VOL84-A · 4 (547-551) APRIL 2002

Three ridges Medial Intermediate Lateral Overhang Hook ? stopping inferior subluxation J Shoulder Elbow Surg (2013) 22, 323-328

N = 52 5 patterns, Good kappa 4. AL oblique 7% Tip 29% 4. AM Oblique 17% Not Typo Type 4 Oblique Anteromedial Anterolateral 2. Mid Transverse 24% 3. Basal 23% JSES (2012) 21, 782-788

Split Flexor pronator mass Taylor Scham Split FCU Hotchkiss “Over Top” Split Flexor pronator mass Clin ortho and related research; (370), January 2000, pp 19-33;

Taylor and Scham Clin ortho and related research; (370), January 2000, pp 19-33;

Split FCU Clin ortho and related research; (370), January 2000, pp 19-33;

Where is Hotchkiss Split between anterior border and ulna nerve Clin ortho and related research; (370), January 2000, pp 19-33;

Favour FCU Very anterior split of FP mass Suggested FCU better J Orthop Trauma 2013;27:730–734)

Where is Hotchkiss Split between anterior border and ulna nerve Clin ortho and related research; (370), January 2000, pp 19-33;

Hotchkiss better Look where splitting FP Mass Not splitting Between PL and FCU J Shoulder Elbow Surg (2015) 24, 1074-1080

Problem FCU split 1st motor branch J Shoulder Elbow Surg (2015) 24, 1074-1080

EMEA

Kocher Kaplan EDC Split Lateral intervals between anconeus and ECU Kaplan between ERCB and EDC EDC Split Clin ortho and related research; (370), January 2000, pp 19-33

J Bone Joint Surg Am. 2014;96:387-93

EDC split to coronoid Can get to it Poor trajectory Extend proximal and distal Strip Capsule J Shoulder Elbow Surg (2016) 25, 1268–1273

J Bone Joint Surg Br September 2006 88-B: 1178-1182