Dupuytren Disease-Injectable collagenase experience with collagenase fasciotomy for Dupuytren contracture

Injectable collagenase experience with collagenase fasciotomy for Dupuytren contracture

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Video Summary

The video transcript discusses the use of collagen aids for the treatment of contractures in the hand. The indications for using collagen aids are similar to those for surgical treatment, including contracture of the MP joint and PIP joint. The procedure involves injecting collagen with an insulin needle, typically taking about 60 to 120 seconds. Understanding the cord anatomy is important for successful treatment. The dose and depth of injection vary depending on the joint. The manipulation of the cord is done under local anesthesia, and different cord configurations are shown. The results of the treatment are discussed, including improvement in contracture and potential complications. The use of splinting and follow-up care is also mentioned. The video is presented by an unknown speaker.

Keywords

collagen aids

contractures

joint

injection

complications