Do the following to see some info about the clinical trials:

1. Go to:
http://clinicaltrials.gov
2. Enter "dupuytren" (without the double quotes)
and click the "Search" button
3. Check the one that says "Recruiting Phase II ..."
and click the "Display Selected Studies" button
4. Read the "Eligibility" conditions
5. Scroll down to "Location and Contact Information"

I've been confused by it as well. Some of the things I've read seem to imply Phase II is done, but I think they're just saying that Phase II results (so far) have been encouraging. Since it's a ".gov" site, presumably ClinicalTrials.gov is accurate. It also has a note saying it was updated fairly recently (May, I think).

There is a fair amount of info from this link on their site:

Investor's Digest: http://www.globalprovince.com/BSTC.htm

Do "Edit... Find" with dupuytren to step through all the references on the page.

A 5/24/01 press release does say that the Phase II trials have been successfully completed and that they're preparing a report for the FDA.

Curiously, though, there's a 9/14/2000 press release that says: "BioSpecifics reports that a Phase II trial has been completed for an injectable Collagenase enzyme, Cordase, for Dupuytren's disease." So, what happened with the Phase II trials in the 1.5 years between these press releases?

There's also a 4/28/2000 press release that talks about completing a Phase II trial. Sounds like there are multiple "trials" and they toot their horn every time one is completed, without saying anything about how many more are not complete. Cute.

Acccording to this BSTC press release, Phase II trials are complete:

http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/010618/nym026.html

I heard that the Phase III trials are underway. Do amy of you have news about this?