First case of forearm crisscross injury in children: A case report

Figure 1 Preoperative imaging examination showing that the distal radius and ulna were fractured. A: Anteroposterior X-ray of the wrist showing epiphysis injury of the distal radius with the distal fracture displaced to the radial side; B: Lateral X-ray of the wrist showing that the distal fracture was displaced to the back side; C: Anteroposterior X-ray of the elbow showing that the radial head was dislocated laterally; D: Lateral X-ray of the elbow showing that the radial head was dislocated anteriorly; E: Three-dimensional computed tomography of the forearm showing radial head dislocation with distal radial epiphysis injury; F: The relative position of the radius and ulna is crisscross.