Introduction: Monteggia fracture dislocations are rare injuries (<5%) where missed treatment results into deformity and dysfunction of forearm hand. For the better functional result early diagnosis, accurate reduction radial head rigid fixation ulna immobilization during post-operative period for ligamentous healing around radius is vital. So operative has been primary method to prevent disa...

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La fracture luxation de Monteggia de type IV, selon la classification de Bado, est une lésion rare. Elle est définit par la présence d'une fracture des deux os de l'avant bras avec une luxation antérieure de la tête radiale. Son traitement est très exigeant en matière de réduction et de restauration de la longueur des deux os du cadre antébrachiale condition sans laquelle la réduction de la lux...

A rare combination of an ulnar fracture with posterior dislocation of the head of the radius and fracture of the radius shaft concomitant with an ipsilateral scaphoid fracture is presented. To the best of our knowledge, no such case has been reported. The mechanism of this fracture combination is discussed with respect to its role in producing the Monteggia type II fracture. Treatment consisted...