J Orthop Trauma. 1991;5(3):373-5.

Monteggia type I equivalent lesion: diaphyseal ulna and proximal radius fracture with a posterior elbow dislocation in a child.

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A rare type I equivalent Monteggia lesion in a child, diaphyseal ulna and proximal radius fracture with a posterior elbow dislocation, is described, as well as the probable mechanism of injury. An excellent result was obtained with nonoperative treatment.

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