Question 143 · LEK · Ulna fracture
The Monteggia fracture is:
- A. femoral intertrochanteric fracture.
- B. facial fracture.
- C. first metacarpal bone fracture with dislocation.
- D. shaft of the ulna fracture with dislocation and luxation of the head of the radius.
- E. fracture of the surgical neck of the humerus.
Hint
This eponymous injury combines a forearm shaft fracture with dislocation of a joint at the elbow end.
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