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The ring finger in a young male

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45 y/o male s/p assault ring finger had most of it.. Nerve and tendon rupture.](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/07ff1eb4-323f-46b9-89fb-53293f896574)



laceration to volar side of PIP of the "signaling finger", exam shows classic laceration of flexor tendon.](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/26464038-3541-483a-880f-8ecec83f36e1)



Jersey Finger injury sustained while playing flag football. 1st picture is 2 days post injury- bruising around site where FDP tendon was avulsed. Tendon retracted into Palm and needed second incision to retrieve it (picture 2). #ortho #handsurgery #tendonrepair](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/2d01a37e-03e6-4407-a374-d2729a499bed)



18 y/o male, knife avulsion to lateral thing finger secondary to physical altercation. Circulation & motion intact, tendon/bone structure visible under avulsed flap.](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/3d01b214-def8-4a94-98ac-4c8c4e867c7c)

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