Late complication of elbow dislocation
Myositis ossificans: MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS * Acquired development of non neoplastic heterotopic ossification within soft tissues * Most often in response to localized trauma * Although the process most commonly develops within skeletal muscle, the term itself is a misnomer, because nonmuscular tissue may be involved, and inflammation is rare. * Adolescents & young adults, predominantly men, are affected most frequently, although it has been repoed in infancy as well Treatment * Once diagnosis is established, usually clinically, any surgical biopsy is contraindicated in FOP. * No established medical therapy exists. * Pain medications * suppoive measures -gentle occupational and/or physical therapy. Ref maheshwari 6/e p102
Median nerve injury
Brachial aery injury
Myositis ossificans
paresthesia on medial elbow
Elbow injuries