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Dupuytren’s Contracture or Viking Syndrome is a medical condition that causes hand deformity. It occurs very slowly as soft tissues under the skin start to thicken. As a result, the fingers of the person start to bend towards the palm because of the knot formation. The most affected fingers are generally the middle, ring finger, […] ...
Continue reading →Dupuytren’s Contracture or Vikings Disease is caused by an abnormal tightening and thickening of the fascia, under the skin, on the palm. Dupuytren’s disease is normally a slow and relatively painless medical condition. Initially, soft lumps and pitted skin start to grow in the palm. Over time it gets thick, and a rope-like nodule […] ...
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With the advancement in technology, the treatment for Dupuytren’s Contracture isn’t only limited to surgical procedures, such as, Steroid injects, Fasciotomy, Subtotal Palmar Fasciectomy, and more. Unlike going through the surgical procedures that don’t even guarantee safe and accurate results. However, nowadays, you can easily find safe and effective non-surgical treatments for Dupuytren†...
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Dupuytren’s Contracture is a condition that slowly causes the connective tissue under the skin of your palm to thicken and become a scar-like nodule, limiting the activity of your hand. However, although Dupuytren’s isn’t always painful, it does limit movement. The thickened tissue pushes some fingers – usually your ring and pinky fingers – to […] ...
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