Navicular Flashcards

1
Q

What does the navicular bone articulate with posteriorly?

A

The talus.

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What does the navicular bone articulate with in the front and lateral sides?

A

With the distal group of the tarsals.

Medial, intermediate, and lateral cuneiform and cuboid.

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3
Q

What is a distinctive feature of the navicular bone?

A

The inferomedial tuberosity for attachments with tibialis posterior tendon.

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4
Q

What is ANS in navicular bone contexts?

A

An ANS or accessory navicular syndrome is a condition in which an extra navicular bone exists, though often asymptomatic, it can cause pain and hypersensitivity in some people.

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How do you treat ANS?

A

Prolotherapy, a procedure for chronic joint pain that involves injecting a small concentration of irritants (i.e. glucose) and inducing inflammation to heal the region.

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