PMC4904247_01
Radiograph from initial presentation demonstrating volar proximal interphalangeal joint dislocation of the fourth digit.
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F1
He had no neurovascular deficits upon examination, with radiographs demonstrating a volar dislocation of his left ring finger proximal interphalangeal joint (Fig 1).
Postreduction radiograph and splinting of the affected finger in extension.
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F2
The injury was reduced and splinted in extension (Fig 2).
Radiograph demonstrating a boutonniere deformity (late) with the proximal interphalangeal joint in flexion and the distal interphalangeal joint in hyperextension.
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F3
Three months after successful reduction and splinting treatment, the patient presented with a boutonniere deformity of the affected digit (Fig 3).