Manifestations of humeral medial epicondylar fracture

The so-called humeral medial epicondyle fracture mainly refers to the interruption of bone continuity and integrity after trauma of the humeral medial epicondyle, which will cause obvious congestion, swelling and pain on the medial side of the elbow joint, and will also cause limited flexion and extension of the elbow joint. After the patient shows humerus medial epicondyle fracture, must actively seek medical treatment, according to the fracture broken end injury displacement situation, and whether there is associated ulnar nerve injury, to choose conservative or surgical treatment, in order to promote fracture recovery. If the humerus medial epicondyle fracture, caused by ulnar nerve or brachial artery injury situation, must be timely surgical exploration, in order to repair the injured vascular nerve.