Arthritis

Incidence and Risk Factors for the Development of Radiographic Arthrosis After Traumatic Elbow Injuries

Guitton TG, Zurakowski D, van Dijk NC, et al (Massachusetts General Hosp, Boston; Children’s Hosp Boston, MA; and Academic Med Ctr Amsterdam, The Netherlands) J Hand Surg 35A:1976-1980, 2010^§

Abstract

Purpose

Radiographic arthrosis is a common sequela of elbow trauma. Few studies have addressed risk factors for radiographic arthrosis after elbow injury, especially in the long term. Data from multiple long-term follow-up studies of patients with surgically treated elbow fractures provided us with an opportunity to assess risk factors for long-term radiographic arthrosis after elbow injury.

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