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Fig. 1C —23-year-old man who had intermittent painful subluxation of
elbow during military training. He had a history of dislocation of his elbow 4
years earlier and had splint immobilization for 3–4 weeks. Radiographs
show nonunited lateral condyle fracture fragment posterolateral to radial
head, which lost its normal contact with capitellum.
