Peter Attia· MD
if you don't get those things perfect when you fix them they can quickly lead to arthritis and some of the even the subtle fracture patterns that happen and aren't seen or appreciated can lead to Rapid destruction of the joint
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if you don't get those things perfect when you fix them they can quickly lead to arthritis and some of the even the subtle fracture patterns that happen and aren't seen or appreciated can lead to Rapid destruction of the joint
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the elbow is a very finicky joint you can see because of it's stable because of those undulating surfaces but because they're undulating there's less wiggle room there's less wiggle room and and there they if you don't get those things perfect when you fix them they can quickly lead to arthritis and some of the even the subtle fracture patterns that happen and aren't seen or appreciated can lead to Rapid destruction of the joint