Hindfoot problems Flashcards

1
Q

What are the symptoms of achilles tendinosis?

A

Pain, esp during or following exercise
Recurrent episodes
Difficulty fitting shoes
Rupture

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2
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What are the causes of achilles tendinopathy?

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Degeneration

Overuse

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3
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What is achilles tendinopathy associated with?

A

Over 40
Obesity
Steroids
Diabetes

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4
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What is achilles paratendinopathy associated with?

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30-40 year olds

Athletic populations

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5
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How is achilles tendinosis diagnosed?

A

Clinical- tenderness and test for rupture

Investigations- US, MRI

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6
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What is the clinical test for achilles rupture?

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Simmonds test

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7
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What is the non operative treatment of achilles tendinosis?

A
Activity modification
Weight loss
Shoe wear
Physio
Extracorporeal shock wave treatment
Immobilisation
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8
Q

What shoes are used in achilles tendinosis?

A

Slight heel

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9
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What are the operative managements of achilles tendinosis?

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Gastrocnemius resection

Release and debridement of tendon

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10
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What is plantar fasciitis associated with?

A
Athletes
Obesity
Prolonged standing
Foot/lower limb rotation deformities
Tight gastro-coleus complex
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11
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What is plantar fasciitis in athletes associated with?

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High intensity or rapid increase in training

Running in poorly padded shoes or on hard surfaces

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12
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What are the signs and symptoms of plantar fasciitis?

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Pain at origin of plantar fascia- first thing in morning, weight bearing after rest
Long lasting

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13
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What is the differential diagnosis for plantar fasciitis?

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Nerve entrapment syndromes
Arthritis
Calcaneal pathology

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14
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How is plantar fasciitis diagnosed?

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Clinically

Occasionally- X-rays, US, MRI

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15
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What are the treatments for plantar fasciitis?

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Rest, change training
Stretching
Ice
NSAIDs
Orthoses
Physio
Weight loss
Corticosteroid injections
Night splinting
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16
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What are the new/3rd line treatments of plantar fasciitis?

A
Extracorporeal shock wave therapy
Topaz plasma collation
Nitric oxide
Platelet rich plasma
Endoscopic/open surgery
17
Q

Who is ankle arthritis seen in?

A

Over 40s

Commonly post traumatic

18
Q

What are the signs and symptoms of ankle arthritis?

A

Pain

Stiffness

19
Q

How is ankle arthritis diagnosed?

A

CLinical
Xray
CT

20
Q

What is the non operative management of ankle arthritis?

A
Weight loss
Activity modification
Analgesia
Physio
Steroid injections
21
Q

What are the operative treatments of ankle arthritis?

A

Arthrodesis- gold standard

Joint replacement

22
Q

What does posterior tibial tendon dysfunction cause?

A

Acquired flat foot planovalgus

23
Q

What are the signs and symptoms of posterior tibial tendon dysfunction?

A

Lateral or medial pain
Flatt foot
Inward rolling ankle
Turning out of toes

24
Q

How is posterior tibial tendon dysfunction diagnosed?

A

Largely clinical

MRI to assess tendon

25
Q

What are the treatment options of posterior tibial tendon dysfunction?

A

Orthotics

Surgery- reconstruction of tendon, triple fusion