Elbow Dislocation

Elbow dislocation refers to the displacement of the radius, ulna, and humerus within the elbow joint from their normal positions due to external forces such as falls, impacts, and violent traction, leading to abnormal joint structure and function. Elbow dislocation is common in young and middle-aged adults. The main clinical manifestations include swelling, pain, restricted movement, and joint deformity after an elbow injury. Some patients also experience numbness or sensory disturbances in the upper limb.