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    SubjectsOrthopedicsDupuytren Contracture — Ring + Little Finger Flexion
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    Dupuytren Contracture — Ring + Little Finger Flexion

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    A 58-year-old man of Northern European descent presents with progressive inability to extend his ring and little fingers. On examination, he demonstrates the clinical finding marked as **C** in the diagram — flexion contracture of the 4th and 5th digits. He cannot lay his hand flat on a table. Which of the following best explains why the ring and little fingers are most commonly affected first in Dupuytren contracture?

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