Elbow Dislocation With Irretrievable Rotating-rope Injury of the Forearm: Case Report and Literature Review

Concurrent dislocation of the distal radiulnar joint of the proximal elbow and proximal radius fracture with rotatory noose injury medial to the ulnar tuberosity is an extremely rare case. No such injury has been reported in the domestic or international literature. The injury we report is similar to that of the proximal fibula of the ankle locked behind the tibial tuberosity, namely Bosworth's injury. We report a case of 36 male elbow proximal distal radial ulnar radial ulnar joint rotation joints and proximal radial fracture and dislocation bowstring in ulna nodule inside, in the rapid and timely accurate diagnosis under the emergency line open reduction and accurate judgment and treatment of this injury is challenging, early diagnosis and timely treatment can get the best curative effect.