The most popular incongruity theories relate to "ulnar notch/humeral condylar incongruity" and "radioulnar incongruity". Ulnar notch incongruity has been subjectively visualized on clinical ...

100 furthest point figured tomography outputs of 85 body benefactors were accessible for this examination (mean age, 69 ± 17 years; 46 male and 39 female givers; 15 reciprocal examples). Normalized 40 ...

This study states that Fractures of the anteromedial facet (AMF) of the coronoid process are caused by a varus posteromedial rotational injury force, leading to instability in the ulnohumeral joint.

The brachialis muscle insertion comprises two distinct tendons originating from the deep and superficial heads of the brachialis muscle inserting into the ulna tuberosity and coronoid process. Studies ...

References 1. Meyer-Lindenberg, A, Fehr, M, and Nolte, I. Co-existence of ununited anconeal process and fragmented medial coronoid process of the ulna in the dog. J Small Anim Pract. (2006) 47:61–5.

THE occurrence of osteochondroma of the coronoid process of the mandible is rare. A search of the literature reveals only 4 previously reported cases. Addition of another, with a brief discussion o ...

Because the coronoid is difficult to visualize on radiographs, many clinicians look for signs of early degeneration, including osteophytes on the caudal anconeal process, sclerosis of the ulnar notch ...