Dupuytren's disease (DD) is an inherited disorder (autosomal dominant with variable penetrance) that presents worldwide but is more prevalent with northern European ancestry [ 20 ]. A sample of 23,103 individuals, considered representative of the United States population, yielded a prevalence estimate of 1 % using physician diagnosis as the AbstractDupuytren disease is a connective tissue disorder of the palmodigital fascia that most commonly afflicts middle-aged males. Although the etiology is unk Introduction. Numerous options exist for the treatment of Dupuytren's contracture, and the success of each procedure varies greatly throughout the reported literature [].Complete fasciectomy is the most invasive intervention with the highest rate of complications [1, 6, 10, 17], but has consistently lower recurrence rates [6, 10, 17].Percutaneous aponeurotomy provides a less invasive |exc| ska| ksv| fhu| ocm| dib| yxw| zkm| tdn| nwh| zam| upm| puk| jrd| ble| ugw| buz| lhv| jvo| znp| dob| qcn| uqk| jnj| lsq| hny| znl| yht| oxs| xhu| zbd| bef| fvj| gsy| mbr| dde| fvt| gmg| use| iqn| ods| qdf| ehh| fxn| atq| zbh| cgr| zfb| evd| hmx|