Radial head fracture are the most common fracture of the elbow, usually resulting from fall on the outstretched hand. Pain profile includes lateral elbow tenderness and pain, and inability to fully extend the elbow.
Colle’s fracture. PA (left) and lateral (right) x-rays demonstrating a fracture of the distal radius.
Fracture of distal radius (in case, also metacarpal), ulnar styloid, and dorsally displaced causing a dinner-fork deformity. If it is volarly displaced, it is a Smith’s fracture.
Fracture of first metacarpal. Notice that the fracture is intra-articular.
Fractured humeral head and torn articular cartilage.
