Classification
Type I: Undisplaced fracture between the capitellum and trochlea
Type II: Separation of the capitellum and trochlea without appreciable rotation of the fragments in the frontal plane
Type III: Separation of the fragments with rotational deformity
Type IV: Severe comminution of the articular surface with wide separation of the humeral condyles
Explanation
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Last Updated on June 27, 2024
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