Have had d.c for twenty years .had surgery on both hands.leaving scars but gradually recerring.

Have recently attended Docteur Jean Luc Lermusiaux surgery in Gagny Paris,

local anaesthetic, two visits for thumb, little finger ( both very badly affected) third finger of left hand and little finger and third finger right hand.
thumb left hand improved 90%. little finger 75%. third finger 100%(both left hand)right hand little finger 100%
third finger 75%
returning for third treatment Nov for more treatment little finger and third finger left hand, third finger right hand.

most noticeable difference in surgical and non-surgical treatment is non-scarring and no loss of feeling in non-surgical. (aware of re-occurrence more than possible in both types but more chance of further treatment in non surgical)

Sheryl, I have been accepted for the Stanford trials, and have been impatiently waiting for over a year for them to start. My telephone contact for this is Carolyn at 415-740-4601. She says the trials will start in January, but the start date has been pushed back a half-dozen times already.
Ben

Will the current Phase 111 trials also be held at Stanford? I assume they will be widespread. There were at the last attempt.

Dont hold your breath.Phase 3 is postponed till October.If approved it will take several more years to come to market, got this information from Stony Brook.


best wishes to all,

JD

I heard conflicting information a couple of weeks ago from Dr. Vincent Hentz at Stanford, who indicated that the phase III trials could begin this summer. Who can I contact to get more definitive information?

Thanks,
Richard