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Radiograph right hand showing no bony irregularities.
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Blood tests and radiographs were unremarkable (Figure 1).
Exploration of hand showing rupture of FDP at origin of the lumbrical.
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There were no signs of synovitis or attrition and no sharp edges within, the carpal tunnel (Figure 2).
Full range of movement at three months.
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At three and six month follow up review, the tendon remained intact, he had regained his full range of motion and reported normal, pain free, grip strength (Figures 3 and 4).
Full range of movement at three months.
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At three and six month follow up review, the tendon remained intact, he had regained his full range of motion and reported normal, pain free, grip strength (Figures 3 and 4).