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Protocol comparison after radial fracture favors restricted elbow rotation

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Elbow stiffness and nonunion can be problems after radial head fracture. Results of a comparative study involving approximately 300 patients with Mason type I or II radial head fractures, which appeared in the May issue of Orthopaedics Today Europe, supported restricted rotational motion in the first 15 days after these fractures were treated. Click here to read more.