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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to evaluate the relationship between trochlear medial facet osteophyte (TMFO) and elbow flexion in the elbow joints without trauma history. Materials and Methods: Twenty five patients, who underwent computed tomography without elbow trauma history, were reviewed. Patients were checked for osteophyte or loose bodies in the coronoid and olecranon sides. The height and length of TMFO were measured. Results: The average elbow flexion contracture was 18.6°, and further flexion was 112.1°. The TMFO height and length was 2.2 mm and 4.7 mm, respectively. The average elbow further flexion was 105.1。in the coronoid block group (n=14) and 119.1° (p=0.011) in the coronoid free group (n=11). The relationship between further elbow flexion and TMFO was significant with a partial correlation coefficient of 0.687(p Conclusion: Elbow joints with longer TMFO length decrease further flexion.

Relationship of Trochlear Medial Facet Osteophyte to Elbow Flexion in Elbow Joint without Trauma History