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Gayathri - Follow-up 2

4 May 2011 · 1 min

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In this brief, fragmented dialogue, two speakers discuss a hand condition referred to as a "lobster hand," characterized by the absence of a functional tendon in a finger. They explore the challenges of restoring function, noting that simply attaching a tendon may not provide sufficient strength or recovery. The conversation touches on the concept of reducing the deformity, the importance of the finger's functional role, and the complexities involved in tendon transfer or reconstruction for this specific hand pathology.

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