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A rare cause of posterolateral elbow pain: radio- humeral plica syndrome with typical MRI findings.

A 17-year-old female swimmer was presented to the department of orthopedics with a history of periodically increasing pain for 3 months on the left elbow. On examination, pain was located on the posterolateral site of the elbow. There was snapping during elbow flexion and extension. There was no history of trauma.