Human elbow joint, computer illustration.

Human elbow joint, computer illustration.

Human elbow joint, computer illustration.

Human elbow joint, computer illustration.

Human elbow joint, computer illustration.

Illustration of the human arm bones

Anterior view of the elbow and proximal radioulnar joints (cavity was injected with wax).

Anterior view of the extensor pollicis longus muscle with bony attachments. Bones and ligament are illustrated slightly transparent to show muscle behind.

Injury occurs when excessive axial traction is placed across the elbow joint; illustration shows child holding hand of woman and beginning to fall with elbow of free hand extended.

Bony landmarks of the elbow joint. The head of the radius is inserted into the anular ligament that holds the radius to the ulna. the joint capsule of the elbow joint is reinforced by ligaments.

Radial head subluxation reduction; first, palm of child's hand is grasped as if to shake it; elbow is encircled with other hand, thumb over annular ligament; next, palm of child's hand is supinated and, third, in continuous motion elbow is flexed to s

Left Elbow Ligaments Anterior Unlabeled

Anterior view of the extensor indicis muscle with bony attachments. Bones and ligaments are drawn slightly transparent in order to show placement of muscle that lies behind.

Left Elbow Ligaments Lateral Unlabeled

Left Elbow Ligaments Posterior Unlabeled

Ligaments of the Right Hand (Palmar view) Unlabeled

Human Figure with Joint Highlights Unlabeled

Elbow ligament, illustration