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Figure 1 - In this anatomic specimen, the lateral collateral ligament (LCL) avulsion has been simulated and the ligament that has been disrupted and torn off the distal humerus is held in the forceps. One can now look directly into the elbow joint.
Figure 1 - In this anatomic specimen, the lateral collateral ligament (LCL) avulsion has been simulated and the ligament that has been disrupted and torn off the distal humerus is held in the forceps. One can now look directly into the elbow joint.

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