An Unusual Late Complication of Mitek Suture Anchor Use 10 Years After Primary Repair of a Flexor Digitorum Profundus Tendon Laceration: a Case Report and Literature Review
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Flexor tendon lacerations require precise surgical repair, often using Mitek suture anchors. This report describes a recurrent infection 10 years post-FDP repair, caused by anchor migration and inflammation. Anchor removal was necessary to prevent further complications, highlighting potential long-term risks.
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