Unusual Combination of Lateral Condyle Mass Fracture and Olecranon Fracture in a Child: A Case Report

Fractures of the lateral condyle and olecranon are two most common elbow injuries in pediatric age group. However, their simultaneous occurrence is rare. Proper understanding management these essential to prevent long-term complications. This case report presents a patient who suffered both fractures, with surgical intervention for non-surgical olecranon. A two-year-old female child was brought emergency department following fall from monkey bars, landing on her outstretched left arm. Clinical examination showed markedly swollen tender restricted range motion. No neurovascular deficit noted. Plain radiographs revealed displaced fracture an associated non-displaced fracture. Given displacement fracture, deemed necessary. The underwent open reduction internal fixation (ORIF) using Kirschner wires. being non-displaced, managed conservatively posterior splint. patient’s postoperative recovery uneventful. wires were removed at six weeks follow-up, active mobilization started. achieved full motion three months post-injury. At one-year she had no pain, restriction, or any deformity, confirmed complete union fractures. Simultaneous fractures children mechanism injury complex warrants high index suspicion injuries. Surgical conservative can yield excellent outcomes.