Traumatic Extrusion of the Diaphyses of the Radius and Ulna Successfully Treated by Replacement

The rarity of this ty)e of imijury atsd the extemit of recovery of the l)atietit after I’e(’OIiSttUctiols justify the repomtimsg of this case of traumatic extrusions of the tSt(litls5115(1islisa. Case Report A. 13.,:5 ho’, eight vent’s:insd tw(i:tmsd omse-qunarter nninmths old, on l)ecensber 4, 1961, was involved ins:smi auntornobile:s(’ci(lenst ins SVisi(’ii he sinstainsed a severe injury to his right forearm. FIG. 1 FIG. 2 Fig. 1: Original roenstgemsograms showing loss of the diaphyseal portions of the radius amid ulna. Fig. 2: L)iagrarn illumstrating method of replacement of the fragments and their fixations with catgut sutures