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X-ray examinations also showed no change in the position of suture anchors and good congruency of the elbow articulation (Fig.  1).

This paper describes the biomechanics of the articulations of the elbow joint that is relevant to therapists who design rehabilitation programs for patients following injuries or surgeries to the elbow.

The elbow joint is a compound joint made of articulations in between the humerus, ulna and the radius.

The lower articular surface of the humerus is subdivided into two parts, one for articulation with the radius and one for articulation with the ulna, both being included in the elbow joint.

The elbow joint is one of the most inherently stable articulations of the human skeletal system.

The ulno-humeral articulation has been shown to be the most important stabiliser of the elbow joint.

Radiographic examination of the hips, stifle, elbow, and carpal articulation did not reveal any degenerative findings or conformational abnormalities.

On palpation, the muscles of the limbs seemed to be atrophied and the articulations of elbow, carpus, hip, and tarsus had a decreased range of motion.

The elbow is a complex, trochoginglymoid joint consisting of three articulations with close relationships to the surrounding soft tissue envelope.

Linked total elbow arthroplasty (TEA) is differentiated from unlinked arthroplasty by virtue of the captured articulation of the humeral and ulnar components.

Not surprisingly, chiropteran elbow morphology has previously been correlated with terrestrial agility as well as flight mode; extensive articulation between the trochlea and the radius characterizes not only bats that are fast, direct fliers but also those that are relatively agile on the ground [e.g. molossids and some vespertilionids; [ 18, 32, 33, 35]].