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An avulsion fracture due to violent contraction of the flexor and pronator muscles that attach to the medial epicondyle, such as that which occurs in arm wrestling (see image below). Medial condyle fracture caused by traction through flexor pronator origin.
Soft tissue swelling may be the only finding. Later an injury can be identified by the formation of fracture callus, periosteal reaction along the medial border of the humerus. Figure 2: A) Thirteen year old gymnast with medial epicondyle fracture. The medial epicondyle is separated >5 mm (red arrow).