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In November I had trigger thumb and carpal tunnel surgery.  At the 2 week follow up I was on target with improved motion. Two weeks after that while putting on my shoe I experienced a loud pop and horrific pain.  Dr stated tendon was enact and emobilized it for approximately one month with no improvement.  He then started me on physical therapy  (still no MRI ) also with no improvement for 2 months.  Finally got a MRI and it shows that I have a longitudinal split tear flexor pollicus longus tendon at the base of the proximal phalanx.  What could cause this and what should I expect.   The dr says he has never seen this and wants to discuss options with colleagues.  
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