Titlebook: Elbow Ulnar Collateral Ligament Injury; A Guide to Diagnosis Joshua S. Dines,Christopher L. Camp,David W. Altch Book 2021Latest edition Spr

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Carlos M. Peláez,Carlos A. Peláeztion, allowing for reproducible, accurate preoperative diagnosis of ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) abnormalities. The UCL of the elbow may be injured acutely or as a result of chronic repetitive valgus stress. MRI of the injured and the reconstructed UCL is discussed, with reference to associated f

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Haiyan Zhang,Daniel Van Den Bulckeaft utilized for UCL reconstruction (UCLR) is the palmaris longus (typically ipsilateral) followed by the gracilis tendon. Graft selection is based on surgeon and patient preference, anatomic presence of a palmaris tendon, and ability to perform a safe tendon harvest with low morbidity. Strict atten

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-4901-9 phases of throwing. Injuries to this ligament are being recognized earlier and in younger overhead throwing athletes. These patients represent a different cohort of patients than later career patients with chronic injury who require UCL reconstruction. Many of these younger athletes are able to pur