Join Dr. James Verheyden, hand and upper extremity orthopedic surgeon at The Center, as he provides an insightful exploration into Dupuytren's Contracture. This educational video is essential for anyone interested in understanding this condition, prevalent among individuals with Northern European or Scandinavian heritage. It focuses on the abnormal thickening of the fibrous tissue in the palm and fingers, leading to nodules and finger contraction, particularly affecting the ring and little fingers.

Key Highlights:
Causes and Risk Factors: Learn about the genetic and lifestyle factors that contribute to Dupuytren's Contracture, as well as when to seek treatment for the disease.

Symptoms: Learn about the early signs, including sensitive lumps in the palm, progressing to painless nodules and finger contraction. This section is important for early recognition and understanding the physical changes associated with the condition.

Diagnosis and Treatment Options: Discover the diagnostic methods and the range of nonsurgical treatment options available. Dr. Verheyden breaks down the latest advancements in managing Dupuytren's Contracture, emphasizing The Center's innovative and patientfocused approach.
This video is a valuable resource for those affected by Dupuytren's Contracture, healthcare professionals, or anyone seeking detailed information on this condition.