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Radiocarpaldislocations represent0.2%of all dislocations. Only a few cases of a combination of radiocarpalfracturedislocationandscaphoidfracturehave been reported. The second most common joint dislocated in adults is the elbow, which accounts for 20% of all dislocations. There is posterolateral displacement inmost cases. Posteromedial dislocationof elbow in an adult is rare. Very few cases of a combination of radiocarpal fracture dislocation and elbow dislocation have been reported before. We report an unusual case of combination of all three: radiocarpal fracture dislocation, scaphoid fracture and posteromedial elbow dislocation. As far as we are aware, this has never been reported before. We postulate the mechanism of this pattern of injuries and review the literature.

An unusual combination of radiocarpal fracture dislocation, scaphoid fracture and posteromedial elbow dislocation