Isolated Digital Dupuytren’s Cord of the Finger: Correlative MRI and Ultrasound Findings

Caroline Chabot; Lokmane Taihi

doi:10.5334/jbsr.4192

January 1, 2026Journal of the Belgian Society of RadiologyOpen Access

Isolated Digital Dupuytren’s Cord of the Finger: Correlative MRI and Ultrasound Findings

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Key Points

Accurate identification of isolated digital Dupuytren's cords supports effective surgical planning.
Combining MRI with ultrasound enhances diagnostic capabilities and treatment strategies.
Assessment using combined imaging techniques provides detailed insights into Dupuytren's cord conditions.
This approach highlights the importance of advanced imaging in clinical decision-making.

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Combined MRI and ultrasound accurately identify isolated Dupuytren's cords, supporting diagnosis and surgery.

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Teaching point: Combined MRI and ultrasound allow accurate identification of isolated digital Dupuytren's cords, thereby supporting diagnosis and surgical planning.

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