Open palm technique for Dupuytren's disease
Identifieur interne : 003261 ( Main/Merge ); précédent : 003260; suivant : 003262Open palm technique for Dupuytren's disease
Auteurs : G. Foucher [France] ; C. Cornil [France] ; E. Lenoble [France]Source :
- Annales de Chirurgie de la Main et du Membre superieur [ 1153-2424 ] ; 1992.
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One hundred and seven patients presenting 140 localizations of Dupuytren's disease were operated upon by a single surgeon before 1985, according to a modified Mac Cash procedure combining a Bruner approach and open transverse digital and/or palmar incisions. All surgery was performed under axillary block on an out-patient basis. A striking feature is the absence of complications such as haematoma, skin necrosis or infection. In the early post-operative follow-up (mean 105 days), the average angular improvement was of 79.5 % in all patients. Among the 107 patients, 54 (for a total of 67 localizations) were specifically reviewed with an average follow-up of 5.6 years. Improvement averaged 74 % in 83.5 % of digits. In the remaining 16.5 %, the lack of extension averaged 31°. Some factors had a negative effect on final results : early age of onset, major involvement of the PIP joint, localization at fifth ray level. The recurrence rate (41 %, 23 % of which severe) is identical to other reports on limited fasciectomy. A good indication is therefore a patient older than 50, and the method provided low postoperative morbidity and pain, associated with acceptable results.
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