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Why fpl more likely to retract than fdp lac in digits 2-5 and why

Fpl injuries in Zones 1ans 2 as fpl only have 1 vincula and no associated lumbricals to stop it Fpl travels alone in own sheath


Has 1 vincula no associated lumbricsls that originate on it and inserts into n

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