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Fig. 5A —24-year-old man, competitive javelin thrower, who had a
history of ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction 5 years earlier and
recently felt a pop and recurrent pain while throwing. Longitudinal sonogram
obtained at medial elbow shows heterogeneous, thickened ulnar collateral
ligament (arrows). At rest, joint space (asterisks) between
trochlea of humerus (H) and coronoid process of ulna (U) measures 2.8 mm,
which is within normal limits.
