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English: A proximal rupture is repaired by anchoring the tendon to a different location on the bone, like the humerus shaft. While this offers stability and improves function, it can also lead to a slightly shorter biceps muscle than the original anatomy.
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A proximal rupture is repaired by anchoring the tendon to a different location on the bone, like the humerus shaft. While this offers stability and improves function, it can also lead to a slightly shorter biceps muscle than the original anatomy.

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