Discussion in 'Spot Diagnosis' started by waleed, Sep 15, 2011.
The correct answer is biceps tendon rupture which is an injury that occurs to the biceps tendon causing the attachment to separate from the bone. A normal biceps tendon is connected strongly to the bone. When the biceps tendon ruptures, this tendon is detached. Following a biceps tendon rupture, the muscle cannot pull on the bone, and certain movements may be weakened and painful.