Table 1.

Literature review of simultaneous bilateral elbow dislocations

Author	Year	Age, Sex	Mechanism	Direction	Fracture	Treatment	Outcome	Hyperlaxity
Schonbauer1	57	43, F	Fall onto hands with extended elbows	Posterior	Nil	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported
Klever2	61	19, M	Fall off bike onto hands with extended elbows	Posterior	Nil	Reduction, nil else reported	Not reported	Not reported
Koyrizhnyi et al3	69	16, F	Gymnast, fall onto hands with extended elbows	Posterior	Nil	Reduction	From, return to gymnastics at 4 months	Not reported
Oury et al4	72	20, M	Marine, fall onto elbows	Anterior	Nil	5/7 immobilisation	From, stable	Not reported
Maitra5	79	21, F	Gymnast, fall onto hands with extended elbows	Posterior	Nil	3/52 Immobilisation in collar and cuff	50°–140° 40°–150°	Not reported
Tayob et al6	80	13, F	Gymnast, fall onto hands with extended elbows	Posterior	Bilateral medial EC	K-wires after open reduction	Not reported	Not reported
Jensen et al7	83	16, F	Gymnast, fall onto hands with extended elbows	Posterior	Unilateral Medial EC	K-wires and 6/52 immobilisation 3/52 immobilisation	Good, return to sport	Not reported
Wilson8	90	47, M	Hang-gliding into cliff, impact on hands with extended elbows	Posterior	Nil	1/52 immobilisation	From, stable	Not reported
Syed et al9	99	20, F	Gymnast, fall onto hands with extended elbows	Posterior	Unilateral radial head fracture	1/7 immobilisation	From, stable	Present
Raman et al10	05	34, M	Police officer, fall onto hands with extended elbows	Posterior	Bilateral radial heads	ORIF with T-plates	10°–135° 15°–130°, stable	Not reported
Koslowsky et al11	06	55, M	Worker, fall off ladder onto hands with extended elbows	(1) Posterior	nil	External fixation with motion since unstable	0°/10°/140° 0°–130°	Not reported
		24, M	Fall off mountain bike onto hands with extended elbows	(2) Posterior	Unilateral radial head	Threaded pins for radial head	0°–125° 0°/10°/130°	Not reported