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so blöd es klingt aber Kapselbeschädigungen oder Bänderrupturen dauern da echt länger und können , vor allem Kapseln , , auch mehr beeinträchtigen , als Mittelhandbrüche.
für die Verletzung der Fingergrundgelenke durch die Zähne des Geschlagenen gibt es sogar einen Fachbegriff:

(Fight-bite) clenched fist injury

A clenched fist injury (CFI) is a bite wound on the hand, caused when a person's closed fist strikes the teeth of another person, usually in the course of a fight. CFIs are sometimes referred to as closed fist injuries or fight bites.
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Most CFIs result in tissue injury due to the force of impact, ragged-edged tears in the skin resulting from contact with the teeth, and contamination of the wound by the bacteria in human saliva. As the patient opens his hand, the skin of the finger is pulled backward over the deeper part of the wound, thus sealing bacteria within the injured tissue. This sealing of the wound by normal motions of the finger is the reason why clenched fist injuries have the highest rate of infection of any human bite. The rate of infection of clenched-fist injuries varies from 15-50%.