Elbow ossification | Radiology Reference Article - Radiopaedia.org

Learn about the order, age and appearance of the six elbow ossification centers, also known as CRITOE. Watch a video tutorial and test your knowledge with quiz questions.

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Elbow ossification (mnemonic) - Radiopaedia.org

CRITOE - the important mnemonic used to remember the names and order of appearance of the six elbow ossification centers. Elbow trauma is common in childhood and knowing CRITOE can be critical to detecting important pathology.

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Elbow Ossification Centers (CRITOE) - radiology video tutorial

The sequence of ossification follows the mnemonic word CRITOE, in which the first center to ossify is the Capitellum at a mean of 3 months, then the Radial head at 5 years, the Internal (medial) epicondyle at 7 years, the Trochlea at 9 years, the Olecranon at 11 years, and the External (lateral) epicondyle at 13 years (Table 1.1).

Appearance and Fusion of Ossification Centers | Epomedicine

CRITOE is a mnemonic that helps to identify and classify pediatric elbow fractures based on the radiographic appearance of the capitellum, radial head, trochlea, olecranon, and epiphysis. Learn how to use CRITOE, its variations, and its limitations in this chapter from Problem Solving in Pediatric Imaging.