If the Dupuytren’s Contracture is not treated surgically, then the involved finger(s) will progressively become more rigid and contracted and eventually the patient will not be able to extend the fi...
read moreInfection: any operation can be followed by infection which can be treated with antibiotics. Scar: you will have a scar that will be somewhat firm to touch and tender for six to eight weeks. ...
read moreDupuytren’s Contracture is a very difficult problem to treat. It can recur after 5-10 years in 50% of cases. The possibility of recurrence depends not only on the surgery but also on the rehabilitat...
read moreThe hand is then splinted for 3 days for comfort and active range-of-motion exercises initiated 3 days after surgery. An extension hand splint is worn at night for several months to prevent recurrent ...
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