Dupuytren conferences

A (likely incomplete) list of recent symposia and conferences on Dupuytren and Ledderhose Disease

Conferences on this list are added as we become aware of them. Please note that the listed conferences all address medical experts exclusively, they are not targeted for patients and in most cases patients for legal reasons may not attend these conferences.

Every 5 years the International Dupuytren Society hosts an international conference on Dupuytren Disease https://www.dupuytren-online.info/dupuytren-conference. The last in this series was the

International Conference on Dupuytren Disease and Related Diseases

Friday 16 and Saturday 17 May, 2025, Brussels, Belgium

For further details please visit our conference website .

3 – 5 May, 2019, St. Petersburg, Russia

2nd Congress of the Russian Dupuytren Society

Location: Saint Petersburg, Malaya Konushennaya ulitsa 8, Dupuytren Center of the International Medical Clinic SOGAZ.

The conference presented the state of the art of treating Dupuytren disease and other diseases of the upper limb. The target audience was primarily hand surgeons.

The conference included an educational class about „Minimally invasive techniques of hand diseases treatment“.

12 May 2018

Symposium on Dupuytren Disease in Nuremberg, Germany

http://www.nfpc.de/. This symposium was jointly hosted by the Nuremberg Clinic, Prof. Bert Reichert, and the German Dupuytren Society (Deutsche Dupuytren-Gesellschaft). Conference language was German but the agenda included English presentations as well. The audience was hand and plastic surgeons, and therapists.  

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Watch the video message by Dr. Charles Eaton, Director Dupuytren Research Group, to the Nuremberg symposium.

13 May – 14 May, 2016, St. Petersburg, Russia

1st Congress of the Russian Dupuytren Society

The conference presented the state of the art of treating Dupuytren disease and other diseases of the upper limb. The target audience was primarily hand surgeons.

The conference included an educational class about „Minimally invasive techniques of hand diseases treatment“.