Fingers bent by Dupuytren’s can complicate a fall on an outstretched hand: because the fingers can’t stretch back, the force of impact is redistributed, making it more likely to break

Proximal interphalangeal joint contractures from Dupuytren’s disease take on a life of their own, persisting after the Dupuytren’s has been removed. One of the arguments for open fasciectomy is that

Dupuytren’s overlaps in some ways with the local excessive scarring which occur after a burn injury. This report documents the development of progressive Dupuytren’s disease developing in a young man