Re: Dupuytren's Contracture

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Many years ago an older DC used US on the hand, daily.

Claims to have " cured " several. Might be worth a try.

Bob

W. Pfeiffer, D.C., D.A.B.C.O.

350 S.W. 1st P.O. Box 606

Pendleton, OR 97801

(541) 276-2550

Dupuytren's Contracture

Hello all,

Anyone have any ideas or favorite techniques for Duputren's

Contracture? I have a 65 year old female patient with

hypothyroid, and plantar fascitis who has a moderate case of

Duputren's contracture. Wondering if any of you have had

luck at halting progression. Thanks.

Lindekugel, DC

Concordia Chiropractic Center

5425 NE 33rd Ave.

Portland OR. 97211

503-287-2273

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I would recomend doing the US under water!!!

> Many years ago an older DC used US on the hand, daily.

> Claims to have " cured " several. Might be worth a try.

>

> Bob

>

> W. Pfeiffer, D.C., D.A.B.C.O.

> 350 S.W. 1st P.O. Box 606

> Pendleton, OR 97801

> (541) 276-2550

> Dupuytren's Contracture

>

> Hello all,

>

> Anyone have any ideas or favorite techniques for Duputren's

> Contracture? I have a 65 year old female patient with

> hypothyroid, and plantar fascitis who has a moderate case of

> Duputren's contracture. Wondering if any of you have had

> luck at halting progression. Thanks.

>

> Lindekugel, DC

> Concordia Chiropractic Center

> 5425 NE 33rd Ave.

> Portland OR. 97211

> 503-287-2273

>

> ________________________________

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Any ideas as to how long and what levels used?

Jay

Dupuytren's ContractureHello all,Anyone have any ideas or favorite techniques for Duputren'sContracture? I have a 65 year old female patient withhypothyroid, and plantar fascitis who has a moderate case ofDuputren's contracture. Wondering if any of you have hadluck at halting progression. Thanks.

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Graston Technique would be my bet...But if it is a very advanced case - nothing might touch it. I also heard of a proceedure where MDs are "dry needling" and getting good results. I haven't checked into this much though. Matt Terreri, DC Matt Terreri, DC" W. Pfeiffer DC, DABCO" <drbob@...> wrote: Many years ago an older DC used US on the hand, daily.Claims to have "cured" several. Might be worth a try.Bob W. Pfeiffer, D.C., D.A.B.C.O.350 S.W. 1st P.O. Box 606Pendleton, OR 97801(541) 276-2550 Dupuytren's ContractureHello all,Anyone have any ideas or favorite techniques for Duputren'sContracture? I have a 65 year old female patient withhypothyroid, and plantar fascitis who has a moderate case ofDuputren's contracture. Wondering if any of you have

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Under water, to tolerance ( no ache , pain or stinging) for

15 minutes per day.

Bob

W. Pfeiffer, D.C., D.A.B.C.O.

350 S.W. 1st P.O. Box 606

Pendleton, OR 97801

(541) 276-2550

Re: Dupuytren's Contracture

Any ideas as to how long and what levels used?

Jay

Dupuytren's Contracture

Hello all,

Anyone have any ideas or favorite techniques for Duputren's

Contracture? I have a 65 year old female patient with

hypothyroid, and plantar fascitis who has a moderate case of

Duputren's contracture. Wondering if any of you have had

luck at halting progression. Thanks.

Lindekugel, DC

Concordia Chiropractic Center

5425 NE 33rd Ave.

Portland OR. 97211

503-287-2273

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My father has Dupuytren's in both hands.  It got pretty bad before he sought help.  the local ortho basically told him that his best option was to have the involved fingers amputated. So he postponed.  Months later a friend told him about an article in the Oregonian about an Oregon MD, Dr. Kline, doing a minimally invasive technique for DC with good results.

 Dad made the appointment, had the procedure and saw a huge improvement.  He was back to work (carpenter) within a few days. The procedure costs a fraction of what the alternatives cost and is far more beneficial.

 See the link here.  Medicare even covers it, I understand.   http://www.dupuytrenscenter.com

Dr. Ian Jarman D.C.Family Wellness ChiropractorCafe of Life @ Florence, Oregon(541)997-5100www.cafeoflife.com " Live as if your life depends on it " -Werner Erhard

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Thanks Ian and Ann for the info! I will pass it along to my patient.Jay From: Ian Jarman <dr.ian.jarman@...> Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2012 10:51 PM Subject: Re: Dupuytren's Contracture

My father has Dupuytren's in both hands. It got pretty bad before he sought help. the local ortho basically told him that his best option was to have the involved fingers amputated. So he postponed. Months later a friend told him about an article in the Oregonian about an Oregon MD, Dr. Kline, doing a minimally invasive technique for DC with good results.

Dad made the appointment, had the procedure and saw a huge improvement. He was back to work (carpenter) within a few days. The procedure costs a fraction of what the alternatives cost and is far more beneficial.

See the link here. Medicare even covers it, I understand. http://www.dupuytrenscenter.com/dupuytrenscenter/DrKline.htm?WSCam=Google+Adwords & WSEvt=Dr+Kline%5C%27s+page

Dr. Ian Jarman D.C.Family Wellness ChiropractorCafe of Life @ Florence, Oregon(541)997-5100www.cafeoflife.com"Live as if your life depends on it"-Werner Erhard