Research Article
Humeral Capitellum Fractures in Adolescents: A Study of 6 Cases Treated by Open Reduction and Internal Fixation with Bioabsorbable Nails
Table 2
Operated elbow range of motion in relation to the healthy side.
| No. | Bryan and Morrey classification/affected side | Healthy side, ROM (degrees) | Affected side, ROM deficits (degrees) | Time from injury to surgery (days) |
| 1 | Type IV/right side | Ext/flex: −5/130° Pro/sup: 90/90° | Deficit of extension: 10° Deficit of supination: 5° | 20 | 2 | Type I/left side | Ext/flex: 0/140° Pro/sup: 90/90° | Deficit of extension: 10° Deficit of supination: 10° | 28 | 3 | Type I/right side | Ext/flex: 0/140° Pro/sup: 80/90° | No deficits | 0 | 4 | Type IV/right side | Ext/flex: 0/140° Pro/sup: 90/90° | No deficits | 0 | 5 | Type I/left side | Ext/flex: −10/150° Pro/sup: 90/90° | No deficits | 0 | 6 | Type I/left side | Ext/flex: 0/140° Pro/sup: 80/90° | No deficits | 2 |
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