Fracture-dislocations of the elbow involving the olecranon (Group 2) frequently fit one of two patterns, reflecting an injury force typical of either an anterior (transolecranon fracture ...

Olecranon bursitis is when the sac between your elbow bone and your skin gets swollen. This could result in a golf-ball sized lump on the tip of your elbow, which could look like cartoon Popeye ...

The olecranon bursa can become damaged due to injury, overuse, and repetitive motions. This damage may result in pain, swelling, and a limited range of movement in the elbow.

The intense repetitive stress placed on the elbow, especially the olecranon, may produce physiological and pathological changes in the bone and surrounding soft tissues. This may lead to undisplaced ...

The elbow joint is approached by a semicircular incision that curves over the olecranon and extends from one condyle to the other . The skin and subcutaneous tissues are dissected, and the flap is ...