2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhsa.2011.03.002
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The Treatment of Dupuytren Disease

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“…Treatment options include excision of the diseased fascia, percutaneous fasciotomy, and steroid or collagenase injection. [4][5][6] Recurrence of DD ranges from 8% to 66%, dependent on the severity and treatment of disease. 2 The high recurrence rate results from failure to treat the underlying cause of DD, which is not completely understood.…”
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“…Treatment options include excision of the diseased fascia, percutaneous fasciotomy, and steroid or collagenase injection. [4][5][6] Recurrence of DD ranges from 8% to 66%, dependent on the severity and treatment of disease. 2 The high recurrence rate results from failure to treat the underlying cause of DD, which is not completely understood.…”
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“…The cost-effectiveness of open partial fasciectomy, NA and collagenase injection was studied using a threshold of $50,000 per quality-adjusted life years (QALY) gained [12]. [20]. With the clinical course for LF well established, its cost is not likely to change.…”
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“…Un estudio reciente comparando esta técnica con fasciectomía abierta a las 6 semanas de evolución demostró una mejoría del déficit de extensión pasivo de 63%, comparado con una mejoría de 79% del grupo de fasciectomía abierta. Respecto a las complicaciones hubo un mayor número de complicaciones menores (lesiones de piel y parestesias) en el grupo percutáneo versus fasciectomía, sin embargo el grupo percutáneo no tuvo complicaciones mayores, las que si se presentaron en el grupo quirúrgico (lesión de nervio digital, infección y hematoma) 34,35 . La fasciectomía parcial es el método quirúrgi-co más utilizado y aceptado en todo el mundo, y consiste en la escisión quirúrgica sólo del tejido macroscópicamente comprometido, lográndose una baja tasa de complicaciones y morbilidad post-operatoria.…”
Section: Tratamiento Quirúrgicounclassified