Snapping elbow with congenital radial head dislocation: case report.
An 11-year-old boy with congenital radial head dislocation experienced painful snapping of his left elbow upon movement. He had no previous history of trauma. A plain radiograph of his left elbow showed anterior dislocation of the radial head and flexion deformity of the hypoplastic radial neck. Arthroscopy showed that the snapping of the elbow occurred between the annular ligament and the dislocated radial head during elbow flexion and extension. After the annular ligament was released, the snapping immediately disappeared. Five years after the surgery, the patient has no pain or snapping upon elbow movement.to the fighter’s management.

Recently, there have been signs of reconciliation between St-Pierre and the UFC. Middleweight champion Michael Bisping went on “The MMA Hour” to declare the promotion was close to re-signing “Rush” and talked up a fight, which he once reported as a possibility to headline UFC 206 before St-Pierre himself shot it down. Then UFC President Dana White told TSN that he’d spoken to St-Pierre and smoothed out their differences.

St-Pierre hasn’t fought since 2013, when he outpointed Johny Hendricks by split decision in a brutal fight. He subsequently announced he was stepping away from the sport and vacated his belt, though he did not declare he had officially retired.

This past year, the former champ gave more indications he was interested in getting back into the octagon,