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Page 1: ELBOW DISLOCATIONS ELBOW DISLOCATIONS When discussing elbow dislocations, we talk about the direction that the ulna exited from under the humerus
Page 2: ELBOW DISLOCATIONS ELBOW DISLOCATIONS When discussing elbow dislocations, we talk about the direction that the ulna exited from under the humerus

ELBOW

DISLOCATIONS

Page 3: ELBOW DISLOCATIONS ELBOW DISLOCATIONS When discussing elbow dislocations, we talk about the direction that the ulna exited from under the humerus

ELBOW DISLOCATIONS

When discussing elbow dislocations, we talk about the direction that the ulna exited from under the humerus.

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POSTERIOR DISLOCATION

HYPEREXTENSION

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FRACTURED HUMERUS

HYPEREXTENSION

Brachial ArteryMedian Nerve

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INITIAL ASSESSMENT OF THE ELBOW

(Deformity)

• Check radial pulse and instrinsics of the hand.

• Palpate supracondylar ridge of humerus.

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Deformity of the Elbow (2)

• Be aware of shock.

• Call ambulance (if you stand them they go vaso-vagal).

• Give the athlete space.

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SPRAINS OF THE ELBOW

Valgus stress affecting the medial collateral ligaments.

Varus stress affecting the lateral collateral ligaments.

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MUSCLE FUNCTION AROUND THE ELBOW

Medial Epicondyle: Pronation of the forearm, wrist flexion, elbow flexion.

Lateral Epicondyle: Supination of the forearm, wrist extension, elbow flexion.

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LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS

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TENNIS ELBOW

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Lateral Epicondyle

Common Extensor Attachment

LATERAL ASPECT OF THE ELBOW

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TENNIS ELBOW

Signs and Symptoms:• Pain before, during and

after activity.

• Pain on palpation.

• Pain on grasping, squeezing and pinching.

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INITIAL TREATMENTS

• Ice massage to the area.

• Stretching.

• Strengthening.

• Modification of activity.

• Changes in equipment.

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Pronate forearm, extend the elbow, flex the wrist,

(flex the fingers).

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With palm down grasp a light weight (2-4 kg.).

Extend the wrist. 3 sets of 15 reps; then increase

weight.

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Reduce Elbow Stress

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Medial Epicondylitis (Golfer’s Elbow)

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MEDIAL EPICONDYLITIS

Pronation, wrist flexion and elbow flexion.

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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS

• Pain on use of affected muscles.

• May have slight swelling.

• Activity makes it worse.

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INITIAL TREATMENTS

• Icing or ice massage.

• Stretching.

• Strengthening.

• Equipment change or modification.

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Extend the fingers, extend the wrist and

extend the elbow.

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Grasp the weight with the palm up. Flex the wrist to

the maximum and let it down into extension.

(3 set of 15 reps starting with 4

kg.)

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BRACES ?

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FRACTURED RADIUS

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FRACTURED RADIUS

• Pain on radial side of forearm.

• Local tenderness.

• Passive forearm pronation painful.

• Swelling?

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FRACTURED SCAPHOID

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Scaphoid Fracture Fall on the extended

wrist

P.O.P. in anatomical snuff- box, may have swelling

Reduced painful wrist extension

Pain on radial deviation of the hand.

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Ulnar Collateral Ligament of the first

metacarpal- phalangeal joint.

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FORCED VALGUS

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MALLET FINGER

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Avulsion of Extensor Digitorum Longus

Tendon.

FORCE

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MALLET FINGER Distal phalanx falls into

flexion; unable to hold the finger straight when passively extended.

Pain on palpation of the finger nail bed.

Medical referral.