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A method of repair of radial head dislocations.
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[Surgery of old anterior dislocation of the radius].
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[Isolated lateral luxation of the head of radius].
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[Subluxation of the head of radius in children].
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[Lateral traumatic dislocation of the head of radius].
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[Congenital luxation of the head of the radius].
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[Perannular subluxation of the radius; a typical disease of small children].
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[Congenital luxation of the proximal epiphysis of the radius].
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[Subluxation capituli radii: a common disorder in children].
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Traumatic dislocation of the radial head as an isolated lesion in children; report of one case with special regard to roentgen diagnosis.
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Subluxation of the head of the radius in children.
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[Subluxation of the heat of the radius in children].
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Habitual luxation of the annular radii ligament.
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[A case of exposed pathological luxation of proximal radial end in osteogenic disease].
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[Luxation, congenital radio-ulnar synostosis and dysplasia of the prono-supinator complexus; study of 3 familial cases and attempted classification of the congenital deformities of the elbow region].
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