1951
DOI: 10.1002/1097-0142(195107)4:4<846::aid-cncr2820040422>3.0.co;2-n
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Fibromatosis of the plantar fascia

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“…Bei der Resektion von Knoten und Strängen sind jedoch hohe Rezidiv-und Komplikationsraten bekannt [1,2,4,13,18,25,30,44]. Neben der lokalen Exzision (LEX) einzelner Knoten und Stränge kommem die weite subtotale Exzision (WEX) oder die komplette plantare Fasziektomie (PFE) infrage, die oft gekoppelt mit freien Haut-("Total Skin Graft") und Fettgewebstransplantationen ("Dermal Fat Graft") erfolgt.…”
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“…Bei der Resektion von Knoten und Strängen sind jedoch hohe Rezidiv-und Komplikationsraten bekannt [1,2,4,13,18,25,30,44]. Neben der lokalen Exzision (LEX) einzelner Knoten und Stränge kommem die weite subtotale Exzision (WEX) oder die komplette plantare Fasziektomie (PFE) infrage, die oft gekoppelt mit freien Haut-("Total Skin Graft") und Fettgewebstransplantationen ("Dermal Fat Graft") erfolgt.…”
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“…Allen et al [2] sahen bei Rezidiven nach LEX in 70% erneut ein Rezidiv. Nach WEX oder PFE ist die Rezidivrate niedriger [4,18,30,44].…”
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“…Pickren et al [25] reported an occurrence of 1.75 cases per 100,000 hospital admissions, but the precise incidence remains unclear [31]. Concomitant Morbus Dupuytren (MD) is noted in 9-25% of patients [2,4], a coincidence with knuckle pads or Peyronie's disease is observed in 4% of patients [2].…”
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“…Suggestions for the development of recurrence in DD patients after surgery include incomplete excision of the palmar fascia, younger age, and a greater degree of diathesis, especially in those with Garrod's (knuckle) pads, indicating more active disease. 7,8 In addition to Hueston's 3 4 diathesis factors there are many environmental factors that have been associated with the cause of DD including a history of smoking, 9 alcohol consumption, 10 frozen shoulder, 11 epilepsy, 12 diabetes mellitus, 13,14 rheumatoid arthritis, 15 carpal tunnel syndrome, 16 history of manual labor, 17 and hand injury. 18 Other factors associated with increased severity include male gender and a young age at onset.…”
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