Exam Preview for 6447: Dupuytren's Disease: Current Practice And Tr

Dupuytren's Disease: Current Practice And Treatment

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1. What is a risk factor for developing Dupuytren's disease? Older Caucasian Diabetes All of the above
2. At what stage of Dupuytren's disease does the proportion of collagen in affected tissues increase and contraction begins? Proliferative Stage Involutional Stage Residual Stage None of the above
3. In Tubiana Stage 2, what do you see? No deformity Total flexion deformity 0-45 degrees Total flexion deformity 45-90 degrees Total flexion deformity >135 degrees
4. According to Ruettermann et al. 2021, reoccurrence rates at 5 years after a limited fasciectomy are: Less than 12% 12-73% Over three-quarters None of the above
5. What exercise is included in a home exercise program for Dupuytren's contracture? Finger ABD/ADD Tendon glides Hook fist All of the above