plantar fasciitis CPG Flashcards
What is the typical duration of plantar fascia pain
13-14 months 2014 study
80% within one year 2008 study
What are the risk factors for plantar fasciitis in general population and the grade of the data
grade B
- limited DF, High BMI
- chronic standing on feet
- HS tightness
differential diagnosis and grade
grade B
- first step pain
- worse after prolonged activity
- pain at insertion of PF
- positive windless mechanism
- NEGATIVE tarsal tunnel test
- limited DF
- High BMI
- NEGATVIE lumbar screen
What are some co-morbiities
- spondyloarthritis
- fat pad atrophy
- bening histological growth
What do the clinical practice guideline suggest is the biggest cause of disability related to PF
- high fear avoidance beliefs
What is the typical mechanism of injury in PF occurring to the CPG
insidious onset
What disability index is recommend for PF
Grade A PF
FAAM - 21 item form
- Minimal clinically detectable change 9 points for ADL, 12 point for sport sub scale
- Minimal statistical difference is 7 points
- 4 weeks is the recommended time frame
What pain scales are validated for PFitis
Grade B for PF
VAS - 10cm lines
pain rating scale
Describe the Windlass test
Perform NWB and WB with and without palpation of the PF insertion
- SPIN 100%
- SNOUT 32%
Be careful not to flex 1st MTP
describe the tarsal tunnel test (AKA?)
AKA - DF eversion test
- maximally DR and ever the foot while sitting and MAINTAIN for 5 seconds while tapping over the medial tarsal tunnel
- SPIN 99%
- SNOUT 92%
What is Baxter’s nerve entrapment
entrapment of the first branch of the lateral plantar nerve along the medial heel
Describe how you can measure WB DF
Use UE support and single leg max DF with knee flexion
How do you calculate DMI
weight (kg)/height(M) x height (m)
Describe the foot posture index
6 observations scored -2 to +2
- talar head position (- 2 lateral only)
- supra- and infra- lateral malleolar curve (-2curve below mal straight or convex)
- rear foot frontal plane posture (-2 greater than 5 degree varus)
- TNJ prominance (-2 concave TNJ region)
- medial longitudinal arch (-2 very high arch)
- forefoot from behind (-2 no toes visible laterally)
How much first MTP ext and rear foot motion is needed during normal Gait
1 MTP 65 degree
rear foot eversion 6 degrees