Open reduction and plate osteosynthesis. The surgical treatment will be performed with a direct approach to the olecranon using a locking compression plate.

Standard rehabilitation with optional upper arm sling for comfort for 2 weeks and progressive mobilization protocol

A cut is made along the back of the elbow to reach the broken bone. The surgeon carefully moves tissues aside and protects nearby nerves.

The broken bone is cleaned, realigned, and held in place with a special metal plate and screws. This helps support the bone, especially in older patients with fragile bones. The surgeon checks the placement using live X-ray and moves the arm to ensure stability.

The area is then closed with stitches, bandaged, and sometimes supported with a light splint. Recovery starts early, with gentle exercises to regain movement while protecting the repair.

the Oxford Elbow Score is a patient-reported outcome measure specifically developed to evaluate elbow function. It includes 12 items divided into three domains: elbow pain, elbow function, and social-psychological impact. Each item is scored on a 5-point scale, and domain scores can be summed to obtain an overall score, where higher values indicate better outcomes. It is validated for use in both clinical and research settings and is sensitive to change, making it suitable for assessing treatment effects in patients with elbow disorders