by Curtis Bush, M.D. | 11 years ago
The tendon at the elbow in the forearm called the distal biceps tendon connects muscle to bone and allows us to move our arm. Rupturing of the distal biceps tendon may be caused by heavy lifting, eventual wear and tear from overuse or injury to the tendon. Arthrex’s Distal BicepsButton™
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