Post-Traumatic Instability is a pathological condition of the elbow characterized by the loss of normal joint stability following a prior injury, distinguished from other forms of instability by its direct etiological association with trauma that disrupts the osseoligamentous integrity necessary for maintaining joint congruence during functional motion.
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Traumatic Instability of the Wrist
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