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Biceps Brachii Rupture, Signs and Symptoms Others Able to flex elbow(Brachialis) and supinate forearm (supinator) but both are weak on resistance, Signs and Symptoms Palpable Tenderness in antecubital fossa, Non-Surgical Rehabilitation First Control hemorrhage, swelling, and pain, Non-Surgical Rehabilitation Third Strengthen brachialis and supinator to assist in elbow function, Surgical Rehabilitatin Getting strong Work with active ROM and Strengthening will begin after the period of immobilization, Signs and Symptoms Visible Swelling and ecchymosis, Immediate management Off-Field Check vital signs, Surgical Procedure How? surgical treatment involves then excision of the intraarticular part of tendon, & fixation ofremaining tendon to bicipital groove or into the coracoid process, Surgical Rehabilitatin Early ROM During this 8 week stint the supinators and pronators are gently stretched to deter contracture, Biceps Brachii Rupture A different Approach Non-Surgical Rehabilitation