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Appendices

Appendix 1. Search strategies for this update (2011 to September 2016)

CENTRAL (Wiley Online Library)

#1 MeSH descriptor: [Elbow Joint] this term only (231)
#2 MeSH descriptor: [Elbow] this term only (164)
#3 elbow:ti,ab,kw (1970)
#4 radial or radius:ti,ab,kw AND head or distal:ti,ab,kw (1077)
#5 #1 or #2 or #3 or #4 (2976)
#6 MeSH descriptor: [Dislocations] this term only (249)
#7 dislocate* or slipped or pulled or sublux* or "internal derangement" or "painful pronation" or "�nternally deranged":ti,ab,kw (542)
#8 #6 or #7 (741)
#9 #5 and #8 (52)
#10 "Goyrand's injury" or "Malaigne's luxation" or "nursemaid's elbow" or "Babysitter's elbow" or "Temper tantrum elbow" or "Sunday afternoon arm" or "Gromeyer's injury" or "curbstone fracture" or "supermarket elbow" or "pronatio dolorosa infantum" or "annular ligament displacement":ti,ab,kw (5)
#11 #9 or #10 (53)
#12 MeSH descriptor: [Child] explode all trees (192)
#13 MeSH descriptor: [Infant] explode all trees (14574)
#14 MeSH descriptor: [Pediatrics] explode all trees (631)
#15 MeSH descriptor: [Adolescent] explode all trees (86589)
#16 Child* or infant* or pediatric* or paediatric* or toddler* or adolescent*:ti,ab,kw (183988)
#17 #12 or #13 or #14 or #15 or #16 (183999)
#18 #11 and #17 (29)

MEDLINE (Ovid Online)

1 Elbow/ or Elbow Joint/ (16286)
2 elbow.tw. (25196)
3 ((radial or radius) and (head or distal)).tw. (16595)
4 1 or 2 or 3 (44533)
5 Dislocations/ (23028)
6 (dislocate* or slipped or pulled or sublux* or internal derangement or painful pronation or internally deranged).tw. (23546)
7 5 or 6 (42780)
8 4 and 7 (3427)
9 (Goyrand* injury or Malaigne* luxation or nursemaid* elbow or Babysitter* elbow or Temper tantrum elbow or Sunday afternoon arm or Gromeyer* injury or curbstone fracture or supermarket elbow or pronatio dolorosa infantum or annular ligament displacement).tw. (42)
10 8 or 9 (3432)
11 exp Child/ or exp Infant/ or exp Pediatrics/ or Adolescent/ (3173635)
12 (child* or infant* or pediatric* or paediatric* or toddler* or adolescent*).tw. (1620321)
13 11 or 12 (3538238)
14 10 and 13 (1654)
15 Randomized controlled trial.pt. (429552)
16 Controlled clinical trial.pt. (91634)
17 randomized.ab. (368786)
18 placebo.ab. (178430)
19 Drug therapy.fs. (1902478)
20 randomly.ab. (262645)
21 trial.ab. (383644)
22 groups.ab. (1634679)
23 or/15‐22 (3891094)
24 exp Animals/ not Humans/ (4306043)
25 23 not 24 (3356638)
26 14 and 25 (92)
27 (201110* or 201111* or 201112* or 2012* or 2013* or 2014* or 2015* or 2016*).ed,dc. (6001473)
28 26 and 27 (24)

Embase (Ovid Online)

1 Elbow Dislocation/ (1134)
2 Elbow/ or Elbow Injury/ (17234)
3 elbow.tw. (29252)
4 ((radial or radius) and (head or distal)).tw. (18996)
5 2 or 3 or 4 (50919)
6 Dislocation/ or Subluxation/ (15569)
7 (dislocate* or slipped or pulled or sublux* or internal derangement or painful pronation or internally deranged).tw. (26084)
8 6 or 7 (37869)
9 5 and 8 (2331)
10 1 or 9 (3289)
11 (Goyrand* injury or Malaigne* luxation or nursemaid* elbow or Babysitter* elbow or Temper tantrum elbow or Sunday afternoon arm or Gromeyer* injury or curbstone fracture or supermarket elbow or pronatio dolorosa infantum or annular ligament displacement).tw. (49)
12 10 or 11 (3301)
13 exp Child/ or Pediatrics/ or Adolescent/ (2971604)
14 (child* or infant* or pediatric* or paediatric* or toddler* or adolescent*).tw. (1895817)
15 13 or 14 (3467151)
16 12 and 15 (1295)
17 Randomized controlled trial/ (416151)
18 Clinical trial/ (866278)
19 Controlled clinical trial/ (397539)
20 Randomization/ (71772)
21 Single blind procedure/ (22979)
22 Double blind procedure/ (131292)
23 Crossover procedure/ (48506)
24 Placebo/ (280258)
25 Prospective Study/ (349547)
26 ((clinical or controlled or comparative or placebo or prospective$ or randomi#ed) adj3 (trial or study)).tw. (941011)
27 (random* adj7 (allocat* or allot* or assign* or basis* or divid* or order*)).tw. (232779)
28 ((singl* or doubl* or trebl* or tripl*) adj7 (blind* or mask*)).tw. (188971)
29 (cross?over* or (cross adj1 over*)).tw. (81782)
30 ((allocat* or allot* or assign* or divid*) adj3 (condition* or experiment* or intervention* or treatment* or therap* or control* or group*)).tw. (310004)
31 RCT.tw. (21407)
32 or/17‐31 (2259319)
33 Case Study/ or Abstract Report/ or Letter/ (1011357)
34 32 not 33 (2216645)
35 16 and 34 (86)
36 (2011* or 2012* or 2013* or 2014* or 2015* or 2016*).em,dd. (8903742)
37 35 and 36 (30)

CINAHL (EBSCO)

S1 (MH "Elbow Dislocation") (131)
S2 (MH "Elbow") OR (MH "Elbow Joint") (3,417)
S3 TX ( radial or radius ) or TX ( head or distal ) (116,800)
S4 S2 or S3 (119,543)
S5 TX dislocate* or slipped or pulled or sublux* or “internal derangement” or “painful pronation” or "internally deranged" (5,464)
S6 S4 and S5 (846)
S7 TX “Goyrand’s injury” or “Malaigne’s luxation” or "nursemaid's elbow" or “Babysitter’s elbow” or “Temper tantrum elbow” or “Sunday afternoon arm” or “Gromeyer’s injury” or “curbstone fracture” or “supermarket elbow” or “pronatio dolorosa infantum” or "annular ligament displacement" (22)
S8 S1 or S6 or S7 (977)
S9 (MH "Child") (321,571)
S10 (MH "Infant") (121,054)
S11 (MH "Pediatrics") (13,431)
S12 (MH "Adolescence") (360,897)
S13 TX child* OR infant* OR pediatric* OR paediatric* OR toddler* OR adolescent* (934,476)
S14 S9 or S10 or S11 or S12 or S13 (934,489)
S15 S8 and S14 (448)
S16 (MH "Clinical Trials+") (202,246)
S17 (MH "Evaluation Research+") (29,704)
S18 (MH "Comparative Studies") (91,730)
S19 (MH "Crossover Design") (13,919)
S20 PT Clinical Trial (79,712)
S21 (MH "Random Assignment") (41,528)
S22 S16 or S17 or S18 or S19 or S20 or S21 (319,977)
S23 TX ((clinical or controlled or comparative or placebo or prospective or randomi?ed) and (trial or study)) (925,857)
S24 TX (random* and (allocat* or allot* or assign* or basis* or divid* or order*)) (83,103)
S25 TX ((singl* or doubl* or trebl* or tripl*) and (blind* or mask*)) (870,042)
S26 TX ( crossover* or 'cross over' ) or TX cross n1 over (18,248)
S27 TX ((allocat* or allot* or assign* or divid*) and (condition* or experiment* or intervention* or treatment* or therap* or control* or group*)) (109,735)
S28 S23 or S24 or S25 or S26 or S27 (1,635,889)
S29 S22 or S28 (1,645,773)
S30 S15 and S29 (239)
S31 EM 2011 OR EM 2012 OR EM 2013 OR EM 2014 OR EM 2015 OR EM 2016 (2,007,802)
S32 S30 AND S31 (91)

LILACS

((Mh Elbow Joint or Mh Elbow or Tw elbow or ((Tw radial or Tw radius) and (Tw head or Tw distal))) and (Mh Dislocations or Tw dislocate$ or Tw slipped or Tw pulled or Tw sublux$ or Tw internal derangement or Tw painful pronation or Tw ïnternally deranged)) or (Tw Goyrand’s injury or Tw Malaigne’s luxation or Tw nursemaid's elbow or Tw Babysitter’s elbow or Tw Temper tantrum elbow or Tw Sunday afternoon arm or Tw Gromeyer’s injury or Tw curbstone fracture or Tw supermarket elbow or Tw pronatio dolorosa infantum or Tw annular ligament displacement) or ((Mh Codo or Tw Codo or Mh Articulação do Cotovelo) and (Tw dislocaci$ OR Tw subluxaci$)) or ((Mh Cotovelo or tw Cotovelo or Mh Articulação do Cotovelo) and (Tw disloca$ or Tw subluxaç$))[Palavras]

And

(Mh Child or Mh Infant or Mh Pediatrics or Mh Adolescent or Tw child$ or Tw infant$ or Tw pediatric$ or Tw paediatric$ or Tw toddler$ or Tw adolescent$) [Palavras]

And

((Pt Randomized controlled trial or Pt Controlled clinical trial or Mh Randomized controlled trials or Mh random allocation or Mh double‐blind method or Mh single‐blind method or Pt Multicenter study) or ((Tw ensaio or Tw ensayo or Tw trial) and (Tw azar or Tw acaso or Tw placebo or Tw control$ or Tw aleat$ or Tw random$ or (Tw duplo and Tw cego) or (Tw doble and Tw ciego) or (Tw double and Tw blind)) and Tw clinic$)) and not ((Ct animals or Mh animals or Ct rabbits or Ct mice or Mh rats or Mh primates or Mh dogs or Mh rabbits or Mh swine) and not (Ct human and Ct animals)) [Palavras]

Total = 0

PEDro

Advanced search

Abstract & Title: Dislocate/slipped/ pulled/ sublux/ internal derangement/ painful pronation/ ïnternally deranged/
Body part: forearm or elbow
Method: clinical trial
New records added since: 01/07/2011
Total = 0

Simple search

  1. Radial head (12)

  2. Pulled elbow (2)

ISRCTN Registry

  1. elbow and pulled (2)

  2. elbow and dislocate* (0)

  3. elbow and sublux* (0)

  4. elbow and pronation (2)

  5. radial and head and pulled (0)

  6. radial and head and sublux* (0)

  7. radial and head and dislocat* (0)

WHO ICTRP

  1. Elbow AND dislocate* OR Elbow AND slipped OR Elbow AND pulled OR Elbow AND sublux* OR Elbow AND derange* OR Elbow AND pronation (8)

  2. Radial AND head AND dislocate* OR Radial AND head AND slipped OR Radial AND head AND pulled OR Radial AND head AND sublux* OR Radial AND head AND derange* OR Radial AND head AND pronation (1)

ClinicalTrials.gov

  1. elbow AND (dislocate OR slipped OR pulled OR subluxation OR derangement OR pronation OR deranged) (30)

  2. radial AND head AND (dislocate OR slipped OR pulled OR subluxation OR derangement OR pronation OR deranged) (3)

Appendix 2. Reports of search results in previous versions of the review

First version: 2009, Issue 4 (Date of search: January 2009)

The numbers of records identified via our searches of individual databases for the first version of the review were as follows: Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (19 records), PubMed (21 records), EMBASE (57 records), CINAHL (15 records), LILACS (no records) and PEDro (no records). After removing duplicates and screening of titles and abstracts, together with references provided from the Specialised Register of the Cochrane Bone, Joint and Muscle Trauma Group, we identified five potentially eligible studies. Of these, four were published in full and one was a conference abstract. Upon study selection, three studies (Green 2006; Macias 1998; McDonald 1999) were included, one was excluded (Taha 2000) and one, only reported as a conference abstract, awaited classification (Vidosavljevic 2006).

Second version: 2012, Issue 1 (Date of search: July 2011)

For this update (July 2011), we screened a total of 68 records from the following databases: Specialised Register of the Cochrane Bone, Joint and Muscle Trauma Group (one record), Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (21 records), MEDLINE (five records), EMBASE (seven records), CINAHL (31 records), LILACS (no records), PEDro (two records) and The WHO International Clinical Trials Registry Platform (one record). The results from the previous searches (up to January 2009) are shown in Appendix 2.

The search update resulted in the identification of two potentially eligible studies. Upon study selection, one was included (Bek 2009) and the other placed in 'Ongoing studies' (NCT00993954).

Overall, there are now four included trials (Bek 2009; Green 2006; Macias 1998; McDonald 1999), one excluded study (Taha 2000), one ongoing trial (NCT00993954), and one study, which was only reported as a conference abstract, continued to await classification (Vidosavljevic 2006)

Study flow diagram
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Figure 1

Study flow diagram

Methodological quality summary: review authors' judgements about each methodological quality item for each included study.
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Figure 2

Methodological quality summary: review authors' judgements about each methodological quality item for each included study.

Methodological quality graph: review authors' judgements about each methodological quality item presented as percentages across all included studies.
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Figure 3

Methodological quality graph: review authors' judgements about each methodological quality item presented as percentages across all included studies.

Forest plot of comparison: 1 Pronation versus supination, outcome: 1.1 Failure: second attempt required.
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Figure 4

Forest plot of comparison: 1 Pronation versus supination, outcome: 1.1 Failure: second attempt required.

Comparison 1 Pronation versus supination, Outcome 1 Failure: second attempt required.
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Analysis 1.1

Comparison 1 Pronation versus supination, Outcome 1 Failure: second attempt required.

Comparison 1 Pronation versus supination, Outcome 2 Failure: continued failure after second attempt with same procedure.
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Analysis 1.2

Comparison 1 Pronation versus supination, Outcome 2 Failure: continued failure after second attempt with same procedure.

Comparison 2 Supination and extension versus supination then flexion, Outcome 1 Failure: second attempt required.
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Analysis 2.1

Comparison 2 Supination and extension versus supination then flexion, Outcome 1 Failure: second attempt required.

Pronation compared with supination reduction techniques for pulled elbow in young children

Patient or population: Children with pulled elbow1

Settings: Emergency departments, ambulatory care centres or orthopaedic units

Intervention: Pronation (all were hyperpronation) for first manipulation

Comparison: Supination (all included flexion) for first manipulation

Outcomes

Illustrative comparative risks* (95% CI)

Relative effect
(95% CI)

No of Participants
(studies)

Quality of the evidence
(GRADE)

Comments

Assumed risk

Corresponding risk

Supination‐flexion

Hyperpronation

Failure: second attempt required

268 per 10002

94 per 1000

(67 to 134)

RR 0.35

(0.25 to 0.50)

811
(8 studies)

⊕⊕⊝⊝
low3

Pain (preferably during the procedure)

see Comments

see Comments

see Comments

⊕⊝⊝⊝
very low4

Data for this outcome are incomplete and were measured in very different ways in four studies.

Adverse effects (e.g. bruising)

see Comments

see Comments

None of the trials reported this outcome.

Failure: continued failure after second attempt using same procedure as before

147 per 10002

24 per 1000
(14 to 47)

RR 0.16 (0.09 to 0.32)

624
(6 studies)

⊕⊝⊝⊝
very low5

This outcome represented the cumulative effect of two manipulations using hyperpronation versus cumulative effect of two manipulations using supination‐flexion. Reassuringly, both procedures when used again resulted in further successful reductions; these were proportionally greater with hyperpronation (64% versus 28%). However, the second attempt should not be considered independently of the first attempt and the characteristics of the children requiring a second attempt may have differed in important ways between the two groups.

Ultimate failure

see Comments

see Comments

Although potentially influenced by the initial (allocated) method of manipulation, this outcome reflected various manipulation protocols that stipulated the choice of method used for subsequent attempts. Overall failure at the end of the protocol ranged from 0 to 6 (4.1% of 148 episodes).

Recurrence (within one month)

see Comments

see Comments

None of the trials reported this outcome.

*The basis for the assumed risk (e.g. the median control group risk across studies) is provided in footnotes. The corresponding risk (and its 95% confidence interval) is based on the assumed risk in the comparison group and the relative effect of the intervention (and its 95% CI).
CI: Confidence interval; RR: Risk Ratio

GRADE Working Group grades of evidence
High quality: Further research is very unlikely to change our confidence in the estimate of effect.
Moderate quality: Further research is likely to have an important impact on our confidence in the estimate of effect and may change the estimate.
Low quality: Further research is very likely to have an important impact on our confidence in the estimate of effect and is likely to change the estimate.
Very low quality: We are very uncertain about the estimate.

1. Young children: typically aged under 7 years; mean age around 2 years.

2. Median control group (supination‐flexion) risk across studies

3. Evidence downgraded two levels for very serious risk of bias (selection and detection biases).

4. Evidence downgraded two levels for very serious risk of bias (selection, detection and incomplete outcome biases) and one level for inconsistency (two of the studies reported in favour of pronation, whereas two studies reported no difference between the procedures)

5. Evidence downgraded two levels for very serious risk of bias (and one level for imprecision (there were just 9 events in the hyperpronation group)

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Table 1. Synonyms for 'pulled elbow' found in the literature (adapted from Krul 2011)

Radial head subluxation

Partial dislocation of the radial head peculiar to children

Dislocation of the head of the radius by elongation

Annular ligament displacement

Partial epiphyseal separation of the radial head

Anterior isolated subluxation of the radial head

Internal derangement of the elbow

Slipped elbow of young children

Painful elongation of young children

Painful paralysis in young children

Rotation syndrome

Painful pronation

Tamper tantrum elbow

Elbow sprain

Goyrands’s injury

Malaigne’s luxation

Gromeyer’s injury

Pronatio dolorosa infantum (Chassaignac)

Curbstone fracture

Supermarket elbow

Sunday (afternoon) arm

Housemaid’s elbow

Nursemaid’s elbow

Babysitter’s elbow

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Table 1. Synonyms for 'pulled elbow' found in the literature (adapted from Krul 2011)
Table 2. Sensitivity analyses: Pronation versus supination: treatment failure at first attempt

Sensitivity analysis

Results

NNT

Removal of quasi‐RCTs

Asadi 2011; Bek 2009; Garcia‐Mata 2014 ; Gunaydin 2013

RR 0.47, 95% CI 0.30 to 0.73; 370 participants; I2 = 13%

8, 95% CI 5 to 17

Removal of Green 2006

(baseline imbalance)

RR 0.34, 95% CI 0.24 to 0.49; 739 participants; I2 = 35%

6, 95% CI 5 to 8

Removal of 17 participants with prior

manipulation in Garcia‐Mata 2014)

RR 0.35, 95% CI 0.24 to 0.50; 794 participants; I2 = 28%

7, 95% CI 5 to 10

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Table 2. Sensitivity analyses: Pronation versus supination: treatment failure at first attempt
Table 3. Pronation versus supination trials: ultimate failure

Study

Outcome definition

Overall no. of failures / no. episodes

Protocol

Asadi 2011

Failure after 4 attempts

Not reported

4 attempts,

cross‐over on 3rd attempt

Bek 2009

Failure after 3 attempts

0 / 66 (0%)

3 attempts,

cross‐over on 3rd attempt

Garcia‐Mata 2014

Failure after 3 attempts

3 / 115 (2.6%)

3 attempts,

cross‐over on 2rd attempt

original method for 3rd attempt

Green 2006

Failure after 2 attempts

2 / 75 (2.7%)

2 attempts,

cross‐over on 2nd attempt

Gunaydin 2013

Failure after 3 attempts

0 / 150 (0%)

3 attempts,

cross‐over on 3rd attempt

Guzel 2014

Failure after 3 attempts

Not reported

3 attempts,

cross‐over on 3rd attempt

Macias 1998

Failure after 4 attempts

1 / 90 (1.1%)

4 attempts,

cross‐over on 3rd attempt

order same for 4th attempt

McDonald 1999

Failure after 3 attempts

6 / 148 (4.1%)

3 attempts,

cross‐over on 3rd attempt

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Table 3. Pronation versus supination trials: ultimate failure
Comparison 1. Pronation versus supination

Outcome or subgroup title

No. of studies

No. of participants

Statistical method

Effect size

1 Failure: second attempt required Show forest plot

8

811

Risk Ratio (M‐H, Fixed, 95% CI)

0.35 [0.25, 0.50]

2 Failure: continued failure after second attempt with same procedure Show forest plot

6

624

Risk Ratio (M‐H, Fixed, 95% CI)

0.16 [0.09, 0.32]

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Comparison 1. Pronation versus supination
Comparison 2. Supination and extension versus supination then flexion

Outcome or subgroup title

No. of studies

No. of participants

Statistical method

Effect size

1 Failure: second attempt required Show forest plot

1

Risk Ratio (M‐H, Fixed, 95% CI)

Totals not selected

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Comparison 2. Supination and extension versus supination then flexion