"capitellar OCD"
"On x-ray, chronic changes can be detected, e.g. osteophyte formation in the posteromedial olecranon fossa, loose bodies, capitellum osteochondral defects, calcium deposits or ossification of the ulnar collateral ligament."
"Valgus extension overload syndrome, also known as pitcher's elbow, refers to a constellation of symptoms and pathologies commonly seen in overhead throwing athletes secondary to high repetitive tensile, shear and compressive forces generated by the overhead throwing motion."
"Radiocapitellar kissing contusion, fracture or in younger patients osteochondral dessicans lesions."
"Imaging manifestation varies and can occur in isolation or in combination; these are as follows:"