Complete A2 Pulley Rupture: Long view of the finger showing that the tendon (black, on the left) is no longer tethered to the bone (white) and there is a large amount of gray fluid in between. Normally the tendon would be tight up against the bone, held together by the pulley.

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Complete A2 Pulley Rupture: Long view of the finger showing that the tendon (black, on the left) is no longer tethered to the bone (white) and there is a large amount of gray fluid in between. Normally the tendon would be tight up against the bone, held together by the pulley.

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Somewhere over Iowa, many moons ago.

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“Complete A2 Pulley Rupture: Long view of the finger showing that the tendon (black, on the left) is no longer tethered to the bone (white) and there is a large amount of gray fluid in between. Normally the tendon would be tight up against the bone, held together by the pulley.”

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