Resection arthroplasty after failure of a radial head prosthesis: a case report

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Abstract

Radial head represents a secondary elbow stabilizer for varus-valgus and postero-lateral stress. In complex fractures, that cannot be synthesized, the presence of associated ligament injuries makes radial head replacement necessary to restore elbow stability. This study evaluates how the elbow responds to a prosthetic removal after a complex injury repair.

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Vanni, S., Marenco, S., Calò, M., & Battiston, B. (2016). Resection arthroplasty after failure of a radial head prosthesis: a case report. Case Reports in Plastic Surgery and Hand Surgery, 3(1), 28–31. https://doi.org/10.3109/23320885.2016.1167607

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