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Dupuytren's disease - Needle aponeurotomy patient information video
(© The Audio Visual Suite, Derby Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 2013)
Dupuytren's disease - Needle aponeurotomy vs fasciectomy for Dupuytren's contracture
Dupuytren's disease - Needle aponeurotomy (NA) for Dupuytren's contracture
Dupuytren's disease - Collagenase enzyme was injected into the interconnecting fourth and fifth ray plus the independent abductor cord in the little finger
Dupuytren's disease - The manipulation was done at 48 hours, after anesthetic administration
Dupuytren's disease - The enzyme injection was into all intersecting cords
Dupuytren's disease - Manipulation after anesthetic administration at 48 hours produced correction for both the fourth and fifth rays along with a small distal palmar skin tear
Dupuytren's disease - This shows post-anesthetic manipulation at 48 hours after enzyme injection
Dupuytren's disease - At 48 hours after enzyme injection and administration of anesthetic, the manipulation video illustrates the extension maneuvers needed for correction required for these 2 digits
Dupuytren's disease - Injection of the interconnecting fourth and fifth ray cords is seen using slightly increased diluent volume
Dupuytren's disease - Manipulation at 48 hours post-collagenase, following anesthetic administration
Dupuytren's disease - This shows injection technique beginning with the ring finger because it was not possible to get to those cords with the ring in the way
Dupuytren's disease - At 48 hours post-collagenase finger manipulation was performed after anesthetic injection. Considerable pull was needed – as can be seen and heard – to achieve correction
Dupuytren's disease - This shows injection technique for rare inter-phalangeal cords in this little finger
Dupuytren's disease - At 48 hours post-collagenase, finger manipulation was performed after anesthetic
