Kocher Approach for Radial Head Fracture.pptx

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This surgical procedure involves making an incision to access the radial head fracture, carefully dissecting tissues to identify safe surgical intervals while avoiding damage to nerves, releasing the proximal capsule and muscle from the fractured bone, and reducing and preliminarily fixing the fracture.

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