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Screw fixation of the radial head: radiological assessment of the proximal radio-ulnar joint and average radial head diameter--an anatomic study
Archives of Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery, 07/02/09

Hussain A et al. - For intraoperative assessment of screw length, the anteroposterior views in different position of rotation is sensitive method to detect penetration of the open reduction of head radius. Anteroposterior and lateral view with the arm in same position can miss some case of screw penetration. The diameter of the radial head was assessed.

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