Title: Re: tendon rupture
site was note as "in dorsum of hand"  - surgeon's report "the common extensor tendons of the index, long and ring fingers were found to be completely ruptured"  no problems prior to IV being established - I am totally perplexed
 
Darnell
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Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2006 11:36 AM
Subject: Re: tendon rupture

Never heard of this! If the site was in the fingers, I would have to look at what they did to stabilize the catheter and support the joints. Lynn

At 9:06 PM -0500 7/29/06, Darnell Roth wrote:
Has anyone on the list ever heard of or know of a written reference regarding  the common extensor tendons of the fingers being  ruptured secondary to venipuncture? 
 
Darnell Roth
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