closed reduction
Distal humeral physeal separation
Pathology
Children < 6
- entire distal humerus physis is displaced
Xray


Distal physis not ossified < 1 year
- may be a difficult diagnosis
Radial neck fracture
Mechanism
FOOSH
- valgus injury
- don't get radial head fracture as is mostly cartilaginous
Types
SH 1 or 2
Associated Injuries
MCL injury
Olecranon / Medial epicondyle fracture
Lateral condyle fractures
Epidemiology
Average age 6 years
20% distal humeral fracture
- second most common elbow fracture after supracondylar
Mechanism
Pull Off
- more common
- fracture begins posterolateral metaphysis
- LCL, ECRL & ECRB attached to fragment
Push off
- varus force to extended EJ
Classification

