The radiofrequency probe allowed us to reduce the amount of bone fragment entering the fracture bed. Under fluoroscopic control, a guide pin for a cannulated cancellous screw (CCS) was inserted from the posterior ulnar shaft into the coronoid fragment (Figure 3).
R: radial head; U: ulna (fracture bed); C: coronoid process.
The field is sandwiched between the NS Gejiu fault, the EW Jiajieshan
fracture bed, and the EW Gesong and Beiyinshan faults.
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Fracture bed was debrided of any hematoma that would impede reduction with curettes and an arthroscopic shaver.
The conoid ligament with avulsed bone fragment was fixed to the
fracture bed of the coracoid with a Ti Screw Suture Anchor with EasySlide[TM] Surface Treatment (Biomet, Warsaw, Indiana, USA) (Figure 1(b)).