Computed tomography provides high contrast imaging of the joint anatomy and is used
routinely to reconstruct 3D models of the osseous and cartilage geometry (CT arthrography) …

Background Coronoid fractures usually occur in the presence of a significant
osseoligamentous injury to the elbow. Fracture size and location correlate with degree of …

Background Osteochondral autografts with use of the olecranon tip, lateral radial head, or
proximal radial head have been employed for coronoid process reconstruction. However, it …

Background Anteromedial coronoid fractures (AMCFs) are associated with persistent elbow
instability and post-traumatic arthritis if managed incorrectly. It is unclear exactly which …

Purpose To characterize the regional variations in cartilage thickness around the radial
head. Methods We dissected 27 cadaveric radii and scanned them with computed …

Purpose The coronoid process has been recognized as a critical component in maintaining
elbow stability. In the case of comminuted coronoid fractures, where repair is not possible or …

Background: During elbow procedures, reconstruction of the joint (including the articular
cartilage) is important in order to restore elbow function; however, the regional distribution of …

Computational multibody musculoskeletal models of the elbow joint that are capable of
simultaneous and accurate predictions of muscle and ligament forces, along with cartilage …

Background The aim of this study was to introduce a novel technique to improve the ease of
fixing of even small fragments of the coronoid process and report the clinical outcomes of …

Background Distal humeral hemiarthroplasty alters cartilage contact mechanics, which may
predispose to osteoarthritis. Current prostheses do not replicate the native anatomy, and …