Background: Radial-head subluxation is an easily identified and treated injury. We investigated whether triage nurses in the emergency department can safely reduce radial-head subluxation at rates ...

Chronic dislocation of the radial head is poorly tolerated and results in elbow stiffness, persistent pain, cubitus valgus, tardy ulnar nerve palsy and valgus instability.

Your doctor may refer to it as a radial head subluxation. This injury was named during a time when nursemaids (or nannies) commonly cared for children and had the reputation of causing this injury ...

“Nursemaid’s elbow (a k a radial head subluxation) affects over 20,000 children per year in the US with over 80% of those patients being between the ages of 1 and 3,” the doctor, who goes by ...

The radial head may displace anteriorly, posteriorly or laterally, but in contrast to its presence in children, 15% of Monteggia fractures in adults are associated with anterior dislocation of the ...

“Nursemaid’s elbow (aka radial head subluxation) affects over 20,000 children per year in the US with over 80 percent of those patients being between the ages of one and three,” Slaughter ...

Pulled elbow, or radial-head subluxation, is a common arm injury in young children, often resulting in a visit to the emergency department. The injury is easy to diagnose and quick to fix, but ...

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