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Approximately 50 percent of patients will have a recurrence within five to 10 years following surgery. The reason Dupuytren’s recurs is that it is a scar growth and scar tissue can never be fully eradicated. It can be treated again with repeat surgery; however, there is a higher complication rate and the results are not as predictable.
