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The completion of the weave is shown carried down the right side of the proximal tendon, ultimately leaving two free suture ends exiting the center of the tendon.
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Traction was placed on the end of the proximal tendon.
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The V was deepened, dividing intramuscular fibrous bands, allowing the separated tendon to slide distally. The blood supply to the tendon was retained through the deeper layers of the muscle.
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