PMC8650650_01
Flexion contracture of ring and small finger.
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On his physical examination, the patient had lack of passive and active extension at proximal and distal interphalangeal joints of both ring and little fingers when wrist in the neutral position (Figure 1).
An intraoperative view of trapped tendons (black arrow).
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The FDP tendons of the ring and small finger were found to be entrapped in ulnar shaft (Figure 2).
Postoperatively range of motion of ring and little finger at five years of follow-up.
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During five-year-follow-up, the patient had full extension and flexion at small and ring fingers (Figure 3).