俗稱的保母肘（Nursemaid elbow），也就是橈骨頭端脫位(radial head subluxation)，也稱作「扯肘症」或「牽拉肘」。

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主要發生的原因為小孩的手臂突然受到拉扯或牽引的力量，橈骨頭從環狀韌帶中滑脫造成的半脫位，如抓著小孩的手玩搖擺的遊戲、抓著小孩的手把小孩拉起來、為了防止小孩跌倒而抓住小孩的手、小孩跑來跑去時爸媽突然拉手試圖阻止他過度運動等。

也可能由一些不適當的動作造成，像是穿脫衣服或外套時角度不對、自己亂揮手臂等。

 發生年齡通常是兒童開始學會走路之後，多數介於1~5歲間，平均年齡2.5歲，但也有小於6個月嬰兒的病例報告。

研究顯示左手臂發生的機率比較高，且女生發生的機會稍微高於男生一些。

常見的症狀是小孩有一隻手突然無法動彈，只要去移動他的手臂或是觸碰就會瘋狂哭鬧，手臂緊緊靠著身體，前臂彎曲內翻，有時會扶著他的手腕來支撐手臂和手肘。

保母肘的治療，通常採用簡單復位術就能在短時間內讓孩子脫離疼痛。

不過必須先排除其他的問題，例如上肢骨折、骨髓炎、蜂窩性組織炎、或腫瘤，若是手臂有明顯外傷、紅腫、或硬塊等異常症狀，則需要考慮其他疾病。

  (圖片經作者同意後分享)只要診斷正確，有80~90%的機率可以利用簡單的復位術成功復位，讓小朋友重拾歡笑。

但是保母肘復位後還是有復發的可能，家長應避免再突然用力拉扯小朋友的手臂，並告戒不要過度用力揮動手臂，以免造成復發。

復位術其實很簡單，但是不建議爸爸媽媽自己來，還是交由專業的比較好喔。

最後要提醒爸爸媽媽們，拉著小朋友小手的時候還是要注意一下喔。

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Nursemaid's elbow is a partial dislocation at the elbow joint. Nursemaid's elbow is also known as a radial (RAY dee al) head subluxation (sub lux AY shun).SkiptoContentLocationsEmergencyUrgentCareInThisSectionNursemaid’selbowisapartialdislocationattheelbowjoint.Nursemaid’selbowisalsoknownasaradial(RAYdeeal)headsubluxation(subluxAYshun).Ithappenswhenaligamentintheelbowjointbecomespinched.Aligamentisabandoftissuethatconnectsbone(Picture1).Itismostoftencausedwhenthechildispickedupbyhisorherhands.Itcanalsohappenifthechildpullshishandorarmoutofanadult’shand.Theinjuryoccursmostofteninchildrenunderage6.SignsofNursemaid’sElbowUsually,thereisnorednessorswellingonthearm.Thechildmaycomplainofpaininthewrist,elboworforearm,butcannotpointtoanyoneareaofseverepain.Thechildwilloftenavoidusingtheinjuredarm.Sometimesheorshewillholdthearmlimplyathisside.Donotforcethearmtomove,thatmaycausemoredamageinthejoint.Itisimportanttotellyourchild’smedicalpractitionerifyouthinkyourchildhasfallenonhiselboworhadablowtothearm.Includeallthedetailsoftheinjury.TreatmentThepractitionerwilluseoneormoremethodstoputthebonebackintoplace.Aftertheboneisputbackintoplace,thechildmaystillbeafraidtomovethearm.Wemayaskyoutoofferyourchildatoyordrinktoseeifheorshecanmovethearmwithoutdifficulty.ThepractitionermaysuggestthatyougivethechildmedicinesuchasTylenol?ifneeded,tohelpwithpainortenderness.Usually,withinafewminutesthechildwillbeabletomovethearmbetter.Sometimesthepractitionerwilluseasplintforashorttime.Inthefirstfewweeksaftertheinjury,thereisanincreasedriskoftheelbowsubluxingagain.Itisimportanttomanageyourchild’sactivitiestopreventthisfromhappening.PreventionUsebothhandsandgraspthechildcarefullyunderthearmsaroundthetrunk(Picture2).Neverliftachildbythearms.Teachpeoplewhocareforyourchildtowatchcarefullyifthechildpullsawayfromthemwhiletheyareholdinghisorherhand.Otherchildrenshouldnotbeallowedtograbyourchildbythehandtopullhimorheralong.Ifyoususpectanursemaid’selbow,itisimportanttohaveyourchildtreatedrightawaytoavoidt

About Nursemaid's Elbow ... Toddlers and preschoolers are at risk for a common elbow injury called nursemaid's elbow. This happens when a ligament slips out of ...[SkiptoContent]FindcareatNemoursChildren'sHealthDoctorsLocationsSharetoFacebookSharetoTwitterSharetoPinterestShareviaEmailKidsHealth/forParents/Nursemaid'sElbowNursemaid'sElbowReviewedby:MelanieL.Pitone,MDLargertextsizeLargetextsizeRegulartextsizePrintAboutNursemaid'sElbowToddlersandpreschoolersareatriskforacommonelbowinjurycallednursemaid'selbow.Thishappenswhenaligamentslipsoutofplaceandgetscaughtbetweentwobonesoftheelbowjoint.Sometimesitgetsunstuckbyitself.Inmostcases,ahealthcareprofessionalgetstheligamentbackinplacebydoingaquick,gentlemoveofthearm.Achildwithnursemaid'selbowhassomearmpainwhentheinjuryhappens,butitdoesn'tcauselong-termdamage.CausesNursemaid'selbow(alsocalledpulledelbow)usuallyhappensinkids1to4yearsold.Theirligaments(theelastic-likebandsthatholdbonestogether)areabitloose.Soitcanbeeasyforaligamentintheelbowtoslipintothejointandgetstuck.Nursemaid'selbowcanhappenwithjustasmallamountofforce.Forexample:Pullingachildupbythehandscanputstressontheelbows.Neverpickupatoddlerorinfantbythehandsorwrists,butliftunderthearmpits.Swingingatoddlerbyholdingthehandsorwristscanputstressontheelbowjointandshouldbeavoided.Jerkinganarmwhenpullingatoddleralongorquicklygrabbinghisorherhandcanmaketheligamentslip.Alwaysbegentlewhentakingachildbythehand.Breakingafallbyreachinganarmoutforprotectioncanoverextendtheelbow,causingtheligamenttoslip.Rollingoverinanawkwardway inacrib,bed,oronthefloorcancausenursemaid'selbowininfantsandveryyoungchildren.Askidsgetolder,theligamentstighten.Mostwon'tgetnursemaid'selbowaftertheyturn5yearsold,thoughitcanhappenuptoage6or7.SignsandSymptomsAchildwithnursemaid'selbowwillnotwant tousetheinjuredarmbecausemovingitispainful.Heorshewillkeepthearminastraightpositionorwithaslightbendintheelbow.Theinjurywon'tbeobviousbecausenursemaid'selbowdoesn'tcausedeformityorswelling.Anarmorelbowinjurythatc

Nursemaid's elbow is a common injury of early childhood. It is sometimes referred to as "pulled elbow" because it occurs when a child's elbow is pulled and​ ...PrintEmailFacebookTwitterDiseases&ConditionsNursemaid'sElbowNursemaid'selbowisacommoninjuryofearlychildhood.Itissometimesreferredtoas"pulledelbow"becauseitoccurswhenachild'selbowispulledandpartiallydislocates.Themedicaltermfortheinjuryis"radialheadsubluxation."Becauseayoungchild'sbonesandmusclesarestilldeveloping,ittypicallytakesverylittleforcetopullthebonesoftheelbowpartiallyoutofplace,makingthisinjuryverycommon.Itoccursmostofteninchildrenages1to4,butcanhappenanytimefrombirthuptoage6or7yearsold.Althoughtheinjurymaycauseinitialpain,adoctororotherhealthcareprofessionalcaneasilyresettheelbow,quicklyrelievinganydiscomfortandrestoringarmmovement.AnatomyTheelbowismadeupoftheupperarmbone(humerus)andthetwobonesintheforearm(radiusandulna).Ontheinnerandoutersidesoftheelbow,strongligamentsholdtheelbowjointtogetherandworktopreventdislocation.Therearetwojointsintheelbow:Thehumeroulnarjointbetweentheulnaandhumerusallowsforbendingoftheelbow.Theradiocapitellarjoint,madeupoftheradiusandpartofthehumerus,allowsforrotationoftheforearmsothatthehandcanbeturnedpalmuporpalmdown.Theradiocapitellarjointisinvolvedinnursemaid'selbow.(Left)Thebonesoftheelbowandforearmshownwiththepalmfacingforward.(Right)Theligamentsoftheelbow.Inyoungchildren,theannularligamentmaybeweak,makingiteasierfortheradiustoslipoutofplace.ReproducedwithpermissionfromJBernstein,ed:MusculoskeletalMedicine.Rosemont,IL,AmericanAcademyofOrthopaedicSurgeons,2003.DescriptionNursemaid'selbowoccurswhenthereisapartialseparationoftheradiocapitellarjoint.Becauseayoungchild'sligaments—thestrongtissuesthatattachbonestoeachother—arenotfullyformed,evenamildforceonthejointmaycauseittoshift,orpartiallydislocate.Theannularligamentsurroundstheradiusandmaybeparticularlylooseinsomeyoungchildren,whichmayleadtonursemaid'selbowrecurringoverandoveragain.RelatedArticlesDiseases&ConditionsEl

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Nursemaid elbow has many names: pulled elbow, radial-head subluxation, annular ligament displacement. Basically, it is when the elbow is ...:SkiptomaincontentYouarehereHomeNursemaidElbow101:Causes,SymptomsandTreatmentYouarehereHomeNursemaidElbow101:Causes,SymptomsandTreatmentNursemaidElbow101:Causes,SymptomsandTreatmentPublishedon August13,2018Categories: RehabTherapiesandAudiologyNursemaidelbowhasmanynames:pulledelbow,radial-headsubluxation,annularligamentdisplacement.Basically,itiswhentheelbowispulledintomalalignmentorpartiallydislocated.  Whateveryoudecidetocallit,itisprettyscarythefirsttimeithappenstoyourkid.Ifyouaren’ttheretowitnessthetrauma,youmayjustseeyourchildwithholdingfromusingtheaffectedlimblikeitisparalyzed.Yourchildmaynotevenseemtobeinpain,butmaycryatyourattemptstotouchormovethearm.Isitbroken?Allthe“what-ifs”orthespeculationonwhatcouldhavepossiblyhappenedrunsthroughyourhead,alongwiththeimmediateguiltyoufeelifithappenswhenyoupickedupyourlittleoneoryouwereholdinghands.ButIcanassureyou—it’snotyourfault.Themedianagefortheoccurrenceofnursemaidelbowisabout2½yearsold.Ithappenstogirlsmorethanboysandtheleftarmmorethantheright,andismorecommoninkidsinaboutthe75thpercentileinweight.However,itcanstillstrikeanychild.Ithappenedtomyson’sleftandrightarmsandhefallssteadilyinthe50thpercentile.Soalthoughhedoesn’texactlyfittheprofile,hehasamommywhohasligamentlaxity.Poorguyisgeneticallypredisposed.Thefirsttimeithappenedtomyson,hewasabout18months,andthelasttimeithappenedwasjustlastmonth(he’s3now).Itcanhappensimplybecauseyou’reholdingyourchild’sarmwhenheorshetrips,andyoureflexivelyholdontightertostopthefall.Itcanhappenduringrough-and-tumbleplay.Forthoseloosey-gooseykiddoslikemyson,itevenhappenedwhenhewasshakingachain-linkfence.DoyouseewhatI’mgettingat?Ithappens,soskiptheguilt;it’snotyourfault.Toddlersaremorepronebecause,well,weholdtheirhandtokeepthemsafe…buttheyfallorimpulsivelychangedirectionswithoutnotice.Inaddition,toddlers’anatomydiffers.Theradialheadissmallerandtheannula

JumptonavigationHealthConditionsRelatedServicesOrthopedicsNursemaid'selbowNursemaid'selbowoccurswhentheradius(oneofthebonesintheforearm)slipsoutofplacefromwhereitnormallyattachestotheelbowjoint.Itisacommonconditioninchildrenyoungerthan4yearsofage.Itisalsocalledpulledelbow,slippedelbow,ortoddlerelbow.Themedicaltermfornursemaid'selbowisradialheadsubluxation.Whatcausesnursemaid'selbow?Asuddenpullingortractiononthehandorforearm,suchaswhenaparentreachesoutandgrabsachildabouttofallortowalkintothestreet,causesnursemaid'selbow.Thiscausestheradiustoslipoutoftheligamentholdingitintotheelbow.Itcanoccurwhenaninfantrollshimselforherselfover,fromafall,orfrompullingorswingingayoungchildbythehand.Whatarethesymptomsofnursemaid'selbow?Thefollowingarethemostcommonsymptomsofnursemaid'selbow.However,eachchildmayexperiencesymptomsdifferently.Symptomsmayinclude:ImmediatepainintheinjuredarmRefusalorinabilitytomovetheinjuredarmAnxietyThesymptomsofnursemaid'selbowmayresembleotherconditionsormedicalproblems.Alwaysconsultyourchild'sdoctorforadiagnosis.Howisnursemaid'selbowdiagnosed?Thediagnosisofnursemaid'selbowismadewithaphysicalexaminationbyyourchild'sdoctor.Itisimportanttocallyourchild'sdoctorimmediately,orpromptlytakeyourchildtotheemergencydepartment,ifyoususpectaninjury.Treatmentfornursemaid'selbowSpecifictreatmentfornursemaid'selbowwillbedeterminedbyyourchild'sdoctorbasedonthefollowing:Yourchild'sage,overallhealth,andmedicalhistoryTheextentoftheconditionYourchild'stoleranceforspecificmedications,procedures,ortherapiesExpectationsforthecourseoftheconditionYouropinionorpreferenceTreatmentmayinclude:Acetaminophen(forpain),asdirectedbyyourchild'sdoctorPromptmedicaltreatmentwhileprovidingreassuranceforyourchildTheinjurycanusuallybereduced(fixed)byyourchild'sdoctorwitheaseandoftenwithouttheneedforX-rays(unlessothertypeofinjuryorfractureissuspected).Oncetheelbowhassustainedthistypeofinjury,itismorelikelytorecur.Ifthishappensagain,callyourchild'sdoctororreturntotheemergencydepartmentforfurtherev

YouAreHere:Home→MedicalEncyclopedia→Nursemaid'selbowURLofthispage://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000983.htmNursemaid'selbowNursemaid'selbowisadislocationofaboneintheelbowcalledtheradius.Dislocationmeanstheboneslipsoutofitsnormalposition.Theinjuryisalsocalledradialheaddislocation.CausesNursemaid'selbowisacommonconditioninyoungchildren,especiallyunderage5.Theinjuryoccurswhenachildispulleduptoohardbytheirhandorwrist.Itisoftenseenaftersomeoneliftsachildupbyonearm.Thismightoccur,forexamplewhentryingtoliftthechildoveracurborhighstep.Otherwaysthisinjurymayhappeninclude:StoppingafallwiththearmRollingoverinanunusualwaySwingingayoungchildfromtheirarmswhileplayingOncetheelbowdislocates,itislikelytodosoagain,especiallyinthe3or4weeksaftertheinjury.Nursemaid'selbowdoesnotusuallyoccurafterage5.Bythistime,achild'sjointsandthestructuresarounditarestronger.Also,thechildislesslikelytobeinasituationwherethisinjurymightoccur.Insomecases,theinjurycanhappeninolderchildrenoradults,usuallywithafractureoftheforearm.SymptomsWhentheinjuryoccurs:Thechildusuallybeginscryingrightawayandrefusestousethearmbecauseofelbowpain.Thechildmayholdthearmslightlybent(flexed)attheelbowandpressedupagainsttheirbelly(abdominal)area.Thechildwillmovetheshoulder,butnottheelbow.Somechildrenstopcryingasthefirstpaingoesaway,butcontinuetorefusetomovetheirelbow.ExamsandTestsThehealthcareproviderwillexaminethechild.Thechildwillbeunabletorotatethearmattheelbow.Thepalm willbe up, andthechildwillhavetroublebending(flexing)theelbowalltheway.TreatmentSometimestheelbowwillslipbackintoplaceonitsown.Eventhen,itisbestforthechildtoseeaprovider.DONOTtrytostraightenthearmorchangeitsposition.Applyanicepacktotheelbow.Keeptheareasaboveandbelowtheinjuredelbow(includingtheshoulderandwrist)frommoving,ifpossible.Takethechildtoyourprovider'sofficeoranemergencyroom.Yourproviderwillfixthedislocationbygentlyflexingtheelbowandrotatingtheforearmsothatthepalmfacesupward.DONOTtrytodothisyourselfbecauseyoumayharmthechild.Whennursemaid'selbowreturns

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NursemaidElbowMedicallyreviewedbyKarenGill,M.D.—WrittenbyMariahAdcox—UpdatedonSeptember17,2018SymptomsCausesDiagnosisTreatmentOutlookWhatisnursemaidelbow?Nursemaidelbowisacommonelbowinjury,especiallyamongyoungchildrenandtoddlers.Itoccurswhenachild’selbowispulledandoneofthebonespartiallydislocates,givingitanothername,“pulledelbow.”Yourdoctormayrefertoitasaradialheadsubluxation.Thisinjurywasnamedduringatimewhennursemaids(ornannies)commonlycaredforchildrenandhadthereputationofcausingthisinjurybypullingonachild’soutstretchedarm.Thebonesandligamentsofayoungchildareoftensoftandstilldeveloping.Thismakesiteasytosustaininjuriesofthistype.Typically,nursemaidelbowisfoundinchildrenbetweentheagesof1to4,butcanbefoundinslightlyolderchildrenaswell.Becauseligamentswilltightenasachildgetsolder,mostwon’tgetnursemaidelbowaftertheyturn5yearsold.ShareonPinterestWhatarethesymptomsofnursemaidelbow?Themostcommonsymptomofnursemaidelbowispain.Usuallyachildwillholdtheinjuredarmtotheirsidewithoutmovingitinordertopreventfurtherpain.Youmightseethechildholdingtheirarmwithaslightbendorstraightattheirside.Nursemaidelbowcanbedifficulttodiagnosebecauseitdoesn’tcauseswellingordisfigurement.Whatcausesachildtodevelopnursemaidelbow?Nursemaidelbowcanoccurwhenforceisexertedonthechild’sarmwhenit’soutstretched,pullingattheelbowjoint.Thiscanhappenanumberofways,mostcommonlywhenpullingachildupbythehands.Itcanalsohappenwhenswingingachildbythehands,orjerkingachild’sarm.Lesscommonly,achildmightrollovertheirarminacriborbedandcausethisinjury.Nursemaidelbowisrarelytheresultofafall.Afallismorelikelytocauseafractureorbreak.Howisthisconditiondiagnosed?Ifyourchildisholdingtheirarminanawkwardwayoriscomplainingofpain,makeanappointmentwiththeirpediatrician.Theirdoctorwilltypicallymakeaphysicalassessmentoftheinjuredarm,diagnosingnursemaidelbowbasedonthewaytheelbowwasinjuredandhowthechildisholdingtheirarm.AnX-rayisn’trequired,butmaybedoneinordertoruleoutfracturesandbrokenbones.Howisnursemaidelbowtreated?Yourchild’sdoctorwilltr

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