1
Q
What is it?
A
Inflammation of plantar aponeurosis
2
Q
Symptoms
A
> Pain affecting heel
- worse in am or after aggravation
- around medial calcaneal tubercle but can radiate to central heel and achilles also
- Potential to misdiagnose as sinus tarsi syndrome
3
Q
Test
A
> Palpation of medial calcaneal tubercle whilst adding twisting motion + extending toes (windlass test?)
Discomfort/pain
4
Q
Risk Factors
A
> Obesity
flat feet or high arches
reduced dorsiflexion
02 - MSK - Lower Limb Pathologies
flashcards
Decks in class (19)
# Cards
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Avulsion Injuries3
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Stress Fracture (Neck of Femur)3
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Avascular Necrosis3
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Hip dysplasia5
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Labral Tears3
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Femoro-acetabular (hip) impingement - FAI7
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Greater Trochanteric pain syndrome2
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Snapping hip syndrome (coxa saltans)3
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Osteochondral defect2
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Subchondral cysts3
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Meniscal Injuries7
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Knee Ligament Tears4
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Patellofemoral issues3
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Apophysitis4
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Ankle Lateral Ligament Injuries4
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Plantar Fasciitis4
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Fracture to base of 5th MT3
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Posterior tibial tendon dysfunction4
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Surgeries8
