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A Novel Technique for Internal Fixation of a Complex Radial Head Fracture

The internal fixation of a transverse shear fracture through the radial head of a 31-year-old female is described. This unusual fracture pattern has not been previously described in the literature and presented an operative challenge. A novel technique was employed using suture anchors to securely re-attach the sheared fragment of bone without damaging the articular surface of the radial head. The patient made a full recovery with restoration of a full range of motion at the elbow, and radiological evidence of union with no signs of avascular necrosis at 6 months.