Peter Attia· MD
uh where you have a skiers thumb for the ulnar collateral ligament and a radio collateral ligament tear though that's the most variable joint in the body in terms of varying among individuals
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uh where you have a skiers thumb for the ulnar collateral ligament and a radio collateral ligament tear though that's the most variable joint in the body in terms of varying among individuals
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if I'm testing this and you have a tear it'll go way over sometimes to 60 degrees 70 degrees either direction we know that's asymmetric and that's not going to withstand and need to be repaired