An Overview of Dupuytren’s Disease for Perioperative Nurses

Russell, Mary C

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“…The 60 articles included in this review were published over a 70-year duration, with 30 (50%) of these published between 2010-2022 the world (seven articles; 11.66%). It was not possible to produce descriptive statistics of methodologies, as a large number of articles did not explicitly state the methodology and did not provide enough information for their methodology to be determined.…”

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“…One study also highlighted the carer's perspective as essential when measuring the quality of the surgical intervention process (Turesson et al, 2019). Additionally, a focus on health literacy as essential to patient recovery, satisfaction with treatment and wellbeing was included in more recent publications (Molineux et al, 2022;Russell, 2022;Winberg and Turesson, 2022).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The reviewed studies provided a comprehensive insight into the physical characteristics of the condition, including information on fingers affected, joints involved, stage of disease or contracture measurements, bilateral involvement, comorbidities, age at onset, disease duration, family history of the disease, pain, previous treatment and recurrences (Orlando et al, 1974;Messina and Messina, 1993;Khan et al, 2010;DiBenedetti et al, 2011;Hovius et al, 2011;Bainbridge et al, 2012;Corradino et al, 2013;Eberlin et al, 2015;Sanjuan-Cerveró et al, 2017;Tuncel et al, 2017;Grazina et al, 2019;Mikusev et al, 2019;Russell, 2022). Many studies used physical outcome measures to report results, including Tubiana stage, thumb span, range of motion, degree of contracture and residual extension deficit (Kobus et al, 2007;Bainbridge et al, 2012;Bendon and Giele, 2012;Peimer et al, 2013;Eberlin et al, 2015;Bozhanina and Popstefanov, 2016;Malafa et al, 2016;Hwee et al, 2017;Poelstra et al, 2018).…”

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The lived experience and occupational impact of individuals with Dupuytren's disease: a scoping review

Cox

McCann

Cross

et al. 2022

International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation

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Background/Aims Understanding an individual's experience of living with Dupuytren's disease is important to support rehabilitation. The aim of this review was to explore the extent to which the literature provides an understanding of the lived experience of individuals with Dupuytren's disease, including the occupational impact. Methods A scoping review was completed. Three electronic databases were searched, using the terms Dupuytren* and experience. The search yielded 257 articles, and 60 were included in the final review. Results Most articles (43; 79.62%) made non-specific statements regarding occupational impacts. All articles (100%) included physical factors; 13 (24.07%) affective; five (9.45%) cognitive; and none discussed spirituality. Thematic analysis yielded an overarching theme of the prioritisation of professionals' perspectives. Sub-themes highlighted that most literature focused on a narrow biomedical aspects of the disease and included: a physical or reductionist approach to viewing the condition; glimpses of life with Dupuytren's disease; and a limited focus on the journey. Consultation with occupational therapists confirmed these themes and added discussion points. Conclusions There is a need for research regarding patient perspectives, including psychosocial factors, so that these are elucidated and prioritised. Further research should also explore how the impact of the condition changes over time, and how individuals cope and adapt.

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Section: Professionals' Perspectives Prioritisedmentioning

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International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation

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“…Ладонный фасциальный фиброматоз относится к заболеваниям соединительной ткани [1,2]. Он характеризуется преимущественным поражением ладонного апоневроза в проекции IV-V лучей кисти, начинающимся с появления узелков и тяжей [3,4], которые со временем приводят к ограничению разгибания пальцев и последующей сгибательной деформации кисти [5,6,7].…”

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Pathomorphological Changes in Vater-Pacinian Corpuscles in Palmar Fascial Fibromatosis Depending on the Dupuytren’s Contracture Degree

Щудло

Варсегова

Ступина

2022

Traumatology and Orthopedics of Russia

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Summary. World literature data indicate the involvement of Vater-Pacini bodies in the pathogenesis of palmar fascial fibromatosis, but the information about their pathomorphological changes and histomorphometric characteristics is contradictory. Purpose. To make a comparative analysis of qualitative and quantitative changes in Vater-Pacini bodies in patients with Dupuytrens contracture of varying degrees. Materials and Methods. The analysis of case histories and material resected during operations from 100 patients with Dupuytren's contracture, was made. The patients were divided into two groups: group 1 those with degree I-II contracture (n=31), group 2 those with degree III-IV (n=69). Histomorphometry of 122 Vater-Pacini bodies, in which the cut plane passed through the central nucleus, was performed in paraffin and semi-thin sections of the patients surgical material. Results. At the time of the disease onset, the difference in age medians in the groups was not statistically significant (p=0.080). The age median at the time of surgery and the median of the disease duration were higher in group 2 (p=0.001; p=0.006, respectively), the variability in the disease duration was comparable. As it has been established, Vater-Pacini bodies undergo successive reactive-destructive changes in the form of death of the central axon, stratification of the capsule, inflammation, fibrosis, deformation and destruction. The number of bodies is greater in group 1 than in group 2 (p=0.040). In group 2, the bodies have larger diameters (p=0.072), more layers of the outer capsule (p=0.032) and lower values of the shape factor (p=0.015). Conclusion. In patients with Dupuytren's contracture, along with compensatory and adaptive changes in bodies (hyperplasia and hypertrophy), their irreversible destructive changes develop, which, when the disease progresses to grade 3-4, lead to a loss in the number of bodies.

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An Overview of Dupuytren’s Disease for Perioperative Nurses

Cited by 2 publications

References 35 publications

The lived experience and occupational impact of individuals with Dupuytren's disease: a scoping review

The lived experience and occupational impact of individuals with Dupuytren's disease: a scoping review

Pathomorphological Changes in Vater-Pacinian Corpuscles in Palmar Fascial Fibromatosis Depending on the Dupuytren’s Contracture Degree

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