Elbow Dislocation
Elbow dislocation though a common orthopedic emergency but is rare with brachial artery injury and such presentation is even more uncommon in the pediatric age group. We present a case of a child, who sustained trauma resulting in closed elbow dislocation with brachial artery injury. Elbow dislocation with brachial artery injury can present with palpable distal pulses and good capillary refill, because of good collaterals at the elbow. But patient can also present with the signs of frank ischemia requiring emergent surgical management. Patients with such presentation should have careful and radiological assessment to exclude complicated elbow dislocation. In case of any vascular injury should be managed with interposition graft and vigilant