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Review Question - QID 219503

Distal Biceps Avulsion Techniques Anterior Single-Incision Technique QID: 219503 (OBQ23.76)
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QID 219503 (Type "219503" in App Search)
A 56-year-old man presents to the clinic with pain and weakness after feeling a pop in his elbow while grabbing a railing to prevent a fall down three stairs. On exam, there is bruising in the area of the antecubital fossa and notable weakness with supination compared to the contralateral side. An MRI is obtained, and notable for the finding in Figure A. The patient undergoes surgical repair at four weeks after the injury. At his first clinical visit after surgery, he reports an altered sensation along the lateral aspect of the forearm on the operative side. Which aspect of treatment most likely contributed to this postoperative sequela?
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