EPISODE · Dec 20, 2025 · 7 MIN
What is Dupuytren’s Contracture? Why Fingers Bend and What to Do About It?
from Partnering with patients is the foundation of everything we do at Cutting Edge Plastic Surgery · host Dr. Adam Greenbaum
Have you noticed you can’t lay your palm flat on a table, your fingers are starting to curl inward, or you’ve developed firm lumps in your palm? These can be signs of Dupuytren’s Contracture, a common condition that gradually tightens the tissue in the hand. In this episode, Dr. Adam Greenbaum from Cutting Edge Plastic Surgery explains what Dupuytren’s is, how it’s diagnosed, when treatment is recommended, and the straightforward options available to improve hand function.Thanks for listening to the Cutting Edge Plastic Surgery Podcast with Dr Adam Greenbaum. This podcast is intended for general educational purposes only and does not replace personalised medical advice. If you have questions about a plastic surgery procedure, skin cancer, melanoma, breast surgery, hand surgery, body contouring, or another condition discussed on the podcast, please arrange an assessment with a qualified healthcare professional.To learn more or book a consultation, visit https://ceps.nz/contact-us/If you enjoyed this episode, please follow the podcast and leave a review to help others discover evidence-based information from a specialist plastic surgeon.
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Have you noticed you can’t lay your palm flat on a table, your fingers are starting to curl inward, or you’ve developed firm lumps in your palm? These can be signs of Dupuytren’s Contracture, a common condition that gradually tightens the tissue in the hand. In this episode, Dr. Adam Greenbaum from Cutting Edge Plastic Surgery explains what Dupuytren’s is, how it’s diagnosed, when treatment is recommended, and the straightforward options available to improve hand function. Thanks for listenin...
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