Terrible triad injuries remain difficult to treat. The surgeon must carefully examine and view images of the injured arm to determine the extent of bony and ligamentous injury. Most authors agree that prompt surgical attention with a systematic approach to restore anatomy and provide sufficient stability to allow early motion are the key factors for a successful outcome. Stiffness, (a common complication after terrible triad) injuries, is generally avoided by stable repair and early mobilization. The longterm outcome of terrible triad injuries remains unknown.