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popeye's deformity

Bicep Bunching & Amyloidosis

September 16, 2020

Often called “Popeye Deformity,” bicep bunching is visible when the patient flexes their arm, giving the appearance of popeye-like arms. While the result of a torn tendon, be aware it can be a leading indicator of more serious issues.

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