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    03/06/2003 23:18
    Sean 
    03/06/2003 23:18
    Sean      		Good access to information

    This website is excellent for as much information as you would like about Dupuytren's.


    http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=PubMed&cmd=Display&dopt=pubmed_pubmed&from_uid=873348
    03/07/2003 23:52
    miriam 
    03/07/2003 23:52
    miriam      		D/C

    Sean-
    with reference to the D/C site you mention, when I typed in the entire address I got to PubMed site..
    then WHAT???
    how doI get info on dupe ???

    thanks!
    miriam
    03/07/2003 23:26
    Sean 
    03/07/2003 23:26
    Sean      		Research information

    Miriam,
    When you get to the website, type in Dupuytren's Contracture, and then click on Go. You will find a tremendous amount of information that will be available through most libraries loan service. The website gives you the abstract and then your library can get complete article from medical libraries.

    Also, by copy and paste you can do the website without typing the whole address.
    03/11/2003 23:04
    miriam 
    03/11/2003 23:04
    miriam      		thx

    Sean

    Many thanks for further info on D/C website!
    my "lumps" are growing and increasing in left hand now. Right hand seems to be at a standstill...Hope I can hold on till Stony Brook gets their research finished and approved.
    Right now am fighting bronchitis for the second time in one month.
    Good health to you all
    Miriam
    04/22/2004 23:41
    miriam lubow

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    04/22/2004 23:41
    miriam lubow

    not registered

    		 D/C

    Hi ALl

    Reporting regarding my procedure this AM in Dr Eaton's office

    Had procedure done at 10 AM left his office at 11 AM
    only pain was a bit during the procedure when he "snapped" the fingers back- other t han that
    I had three band aids and held my hand upright and applied ice all day
    I felt NO PAIN when the anesthetic wore off at all and am ready to tackle the left hand on monday morning.
    Dr Eaton is just a wonderful human being and I am so grateful we found him.


    Will send more next week after I return home. Am in hotel lobby now!
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