As tomorrow’s deadline for abstract submission nears, internet connections are heating up at command central for the 2010 International Symposium on Dupuytren’s Disease. The symposium syllabus looks very exciting, with some amazing new reports. Session topics have solidified as: The Myofibroblast; Genetics and Demographics; Disease Concepts; Collagen and Collagenase; Surgical Treatments; Energy Based Treatments; Manual […]
Read more ›Is Dupuytren’s a tumor – an independent growth, or is it a reaction of normal tissues to a stimulus? Is a woman one person or several people sharing the same body? This paper answers both questions. Every female human has two X chromosomes, one from each parent, but in any individual cell, only one X […]
Read more ›Plans are underway to organize the first International Symposium on Dupuytren’s Disease, to be held in South Florida May or June 2010, coordinated jointly by the Dupuytren Foundation and the Dupuytren Society. The goal of the symposium is to raise awareness regarding Dupuytren’s disease and related conditions and to promote cooperative efforts to find a […]
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