Finger Injury - While I Was Playing Cricket, Cricket Bat Hit The

Finger injury

Asked for Male, 30 Years

While I was playing cricket, cricket bat hit the middle finger, it was bended and last 4 months onwards not straightning, please suggest

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Dr. Sanjay Singh

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It is mallet finger injury cannot be corrected now unless u fuse the joint

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