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Figure 1. Example of climbing specific hand injury due to the unique anatomical stress of climbing. The “crimp” position handled puts stress on the A2 pulley of the finger.
Note: Drawing courtesy of Julian Saunders, D.O.
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Figure 1. Example of climbing specific hand injury due to the unique anatomical stress of climbing. The “crimp” position handled puts stress on the A2 pulley of the finger.
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