Don’t see an X-Ray like this very often!!! PIPJ & DIPJ Dislocation #DoubleDislocation #Handsurgery pic.twitter.com/5tjgIRJCce
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My #Shoulder is Separated, Do I Need Surgery? Injuries to the Acromioclavicular (AC) Joint #health #cnnhealthhttps://t.co/XeAfcHiQqz
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Educational video describing joint dislocations of the finger.
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