Postoperative Elbow Instability: Options for Revision Stabilization
Persistent and recurrent postoperative elbow instability includes a spectrum of pathologies ranging from joint incongruity and subluxation to dislocation. Restoration of osseous anatomy, particularly the coronoid, is a priority in restoring elbow alignment and maintaining ulnohumeral joint stability. After managing bony deficiencies, soft-tissue and ligamentous structures are typically addressed. When required, both static and dynamic adjunctive stabilization procedures have been described, which aid in maintaining a concentric reduction.
Source: The Journal of Hand Surgery - Category: Surgery Authors: Brian K. Foster, Omri Ayalon, Reed Hoyer, Harry A. Hoyen, Louis C. Grandizio Tags: Current Concepts Source Type: research