Evaluating proximal ulnar morphology in relation to the humeral flexion–extension axis

This study concludes that the angulation between the posterior plane surface and the FE axis is highly variable (95% CI range: 18°). The plane through the ridge of the GSN of a healthy proximal ulna could provide a more reliable anatomical landmark to estimate the position of the elbow FE axis compared to the posterior surface (95% CI range: 11°).

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JSES International
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2024-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jseint.2024.10.016
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Elbow and Forearm Trauma Treatment
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Evaluating proximal ulnar morphology in relation to the humeral flexion–extension axis

Cornille Minnaert, Alexander Van Tongel, Lieven De Wilde, Jan Herregodts, Stijn Herregodts
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Abstract

This study concludes that the angulation between the posterior plane surface and the FE axis is highly variable (95% CI range: 18°). The plane through the ridge of the GSN of a healthy proximal ulna could provide a more reliable anatomical landmark to estimate the position of the elbow FE axis compared to the posterior surface (95% CI range: 11°).

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Ghent University Hospital (BE), Ghent University (BE)
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