How Dupuytren's Disease Affects Typing?

  Dupuytren Contracture is basically a condition in which the growth of fibrous tissues takes place in the palm of the hand. This fibrous tissue then attaches itself to the tendon and sheaths thus pull the fingers in toward the middle of the hand. The thing is, the layer of tissue between the skin of the palm and underlying tendons is called fascia. Now as the fascia starts thickening and tightening, the fingers start bending towards the palm. This leads to impossibility in extending fingers properly. It basically affects the ring and the little finger. But it can extend beyond the thumb. When it comes to Dupuytren Contracture treatment , it is possible. But, it is crucial to know what are the key factors involved in increasing the risk of Dupuytren Contracture. To help you out on the same here are some key factors   Hereditary: According to Dr. Taizoon Baxamusa, a surgeon and spokesman for the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and an associate clinical professor of orthopedic