Retrocalcaneal PowerPoint PPT Presentations

Findings: Long axis power Doppler view image of Achilles tendon. Prominent vascularity along deep surface of tendon and bursal margin reflects ...

24 yo ROTC student c/o aching in medial calves during running for 6 weeks ... Calf muscles. Gastrocnemius. Soleus. Achilles Tendon. Retrocalcaneal bursa. Evaluation ...

A Haglund’s Deformity is a bony prominence that develops on the back of your heel bone where the Achilles Tendon inserts. It is also known as Retrocalcaneal Exostosis and can cause pain and discomfort. This deformity can be caused by a variety of factors, including genetics, foot structure, tight calf muscles, and wearing poorly fitting shoes. It is more commonly seen in women due to their tendency to wear high-heeled shoes. If you have a Haglund’s Deformity, you may experience swelling, redness, and tenderness at the bony prominence. It can also lead to friction and irritation of the skin, causing blisters or calluses to form.

Tracy MacNair Myotendinous Junction Injuries Most commonly medial head of gastrocnemius of dominant leg Focal fluid at musculotendinous junction which follows distal ...

Foot and Ankle Examination

... Morton s alignment Claw toes Hammer toes Hallux abducto valgus Corns Ingrown toenail (Figure 4-12, page 104) Subungual hematoma (Figure 4-13, ...

The Foot and Toes continued. Clinical Evaluation of Foot and Toe Injuries ... Greta toe pain. Lateral arch pain. Onset and mechanism of injury. Acute onset ...

The function of the foot is critical. One instant the foot must be a ... Palpation. Special Tests. Recognition & Management. Specific Injuries & Conditions ...

Periarthritis of hip region Trochanteric Bursitis Ischial Bursitis(weaver s buttom) Coccygeal Bursitis Periarthritis of hip region Psoas tendinitis Adductor ...

Arthritis arthro- (joint) -itis (inflammation) Symptom of many diseases Osteoarthritis Gouty arthritis Lyme arthritis Rheumatoid arthritis Juvenile arthritis

Thickening of the heel with associated cracking which causes pain. Thickening may arise from pressure, a buildup of skin or dermatological condition. ...

Pain increases with active dorsiflexion of first toe. PLANTAR FASCIITIS. Treatment. ICE ... neuroma. Tarsal tunnel. Toe fracture. Navicular stress fracture ...

... Exertional Compartment Syndrome Vascular and Neural Disorders Venous disorders DVT Embolism Plantar Interdigitial Neuroma Tarsal Tunnel syndrome Sural Nerve ...

The inability of the body to repair itself because the on-going stress leads to ... MRI scan, Arthrogram, x-rays, U/S. IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME ...

Phases of Gait: figure 4-1, pg 87. Foot, toes, and ankle are highly interrelated ... Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome/Interdigital neuroma (Figure 4-24, page 117) ...

Achilles Tendon Rupture

Fibula. Remember Foot and Ankle are Interrelated. Biomechanics ... Lateral Fibula. Intermuscular fascia between anterior compartment and posterior compartment ...

... ice Modalities : iontophoresis, ultrasound NSAIDS Corticosteroid injections Shock wave therapy Treatment Plan Take away source of irritation: ...

HEEL PAIN IN A YOUNG ATHLETE

Chapter 18: The Foot Jennifer L. Doherty, MS, LAT, ATC Academic Program Director, Entry-Level ATEP Florida International University Acute Care and Injury Prevention

Joints! 3 types of joints if we classify by function (i.e., by the degree of movement possible): Diarthroses (Synovial) Freely moveable joints Shoulder, knee, hip ...

Bursitis, Tendonitis, Fibromyalgia, and RSD

Foot will adapt to training surfaces over time Must be aware of potential difficulties associated with non-yielding and absorbent training surfaces ...

ankle pain

By: Lai Chi Kit Jerry, Lam Kit Yan Wendy, Tang Wing Yan Tracy, Yiu On Yee Annie Outline Overview of Trailwalker Physiologic demand and common injuries 2 Case ...

... Stretching of the plantar fascia and Achilles tendon is very important Foot Rehabilitation Strengthening Writing alphabet Picking ... X-ray required for diagnosis ...

Vigorous heel cord stretching and exercises that increase great toe dorsiflexion ... Direct pressure, dropping an object on toe, kicking another object ...

Long-leg casts with KF and equinus foot placement can be used in severe cases. Outcome: ... Protected weight-bearing via short-leg walking cast to allow healing ...

Chapter 9 Differential Diagnosis Overview Differential diagnosis involves the ability to quickly differentiate those problems of a serious nature from those that are ...

Arthritis and Arthrocentesis

... that increase great toe dorsiflexion. NSAID's and occasionally ... Padding over 1st metatarsal head with a tape splint between 1st and 2nd toe may be used ...

Draw line bisecting leg from start of Achilles tendon to distal end of calcaneus ... Leg length discrepancy, excessive pronation, inflexible longitudinal arch, tight ...

Chapter 18: The Foot Arches of the Foot Plantar Fascia Joints and ligaments of the Foot Muscle of the Foot and Lower Leg Nerve Supply and Blood Supply Functional ...

Rx of meniscal tears Surgery may be required to remove arthroscopically bits of torn meniscus and debris, or repair of the torn meniscus Scenario 3 Harry Thomas, ...

Site of muscular attachment and origin. Site of ligamentous attachment ... Add crural interosseous lig. Extension of interosseous membrane ...