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Case #26

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Demographics: 68 years old, Male
Indication: Trauma

Findings

  • No acute fracture
  • Fixed flexion of the fifth DIP joint
  • Mild ulnar and palmar subluxation of the first MCP joint
  • Mild degenerative changes of the first MCP and CMC joints

Diagnosis

Mallet finger

Sample Report

No acute fracture.

Fixed flexion of the fifth DIP joint consistent with mallet finger, which indicates age-indeterminate extensor tendon injury.

Mild ulnar and palmar subluxation of the first MCP joint, which may be developmental variation or could relate to radial collateral ligament injury.

Mild degenerative changes of the first MCP and CMC joints.

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