Pt suffered a biceps tendon injury - Exam reveals the biceps is "gone distally". He is ve

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Pt suffered a biceps tendon injury - Exam reveals the biceps is "gone distally". He is ve - Does this make sense?

could it be "torn" distally? nm - elaine

If the injury is old the biceps could literally - be gone. (NM)

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