Effectiveness of splinting after percutaneous needle fasciotomy for Dupuytren's contracture.

Journal: The Journal Of Hand Surgery, European Volume
Published:
Abstract

This review of 220 patients evaluates the effectiveness of splinting after percutaneous needle fasciotomy in reducing the total passive extension deficit, highlights inconsistent evidence and recommends individualized care.

Authors
Yi Mon, Ishith Seth, Jessica Medland, Warren Rozen

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