Metatarsalgia is the symptom of pain in the region of the metatarsophalangeal articulations. In a careful analysis of 98 patients who presented with complaints of forefoot pain, 23 distinct diagnoses were made as to the etiology of their pain. These diagnoses were grouped under pri-mary metatarsalgia, secondary metatarsalgia, and pain under the forefoot. Specialized tests, such as stance phase cholesterol-crystal force plate analysis and intraar-ticular or digital nerve block, are helpful in determining the diagnosis and the likelihood of effective treatment
This chapter deals with pain in the heel that might have several local differential diagnoses, these...
The 3-rocker mechanism of gait provides a framework to understand why patients have mechanical metat...
Plantar heel pain is commonly encountered by clinicians. Various conditions, such as plantar fasciop...
Metatarsalgias refer to pain localized in the forefoot and under the metatarsal heads. It is one of ...
Metatarsalgia (ie, metatarsal pain) is one of the most common reports in patients with foot problems...
Metatarsalgia – painful forefoot – is a term that refers to all metatarsal changes that have anatomi...
Pain in the lesser metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joints or metatarsalgia is a common clinical problem th...
BACKGROUND: Metatarsal pads are frequently prescribed for patients with metatarsalgia to reduce pain...
The found prevalence of foot pain in the adult general population ranges from 22% to 25%. Foot pain ...
Category: Midfoot/Forefoot Introduction/Purpose: Metatarsalgia can result from both intrinsic and ex...
Forefoot pain is a common clinical complaint in orthopaedic practice. In this article, we discuss th...
Objective.To identify sonographically the changes of the forefoot in patients with metatarsalgia. Me...
AbstractAimTo assess the utility of MRI of the forefoot in the workup of patients with non-traumatic...
We reviewed the results of arthrodesis of the first meta-tarsophalangeal joint and excisional arthro...
Persistent foot pain can present significant diagnostic challenges. Even if a diagnosis has been mad...
This chapter deals with pain in the heel that might have several local differential diagnoses, these...
The 3-rocker mechanism of gait provides a framework to understand why patients have mechanical metat...
Plantar heel pain is commonly encountered by clinicians. Various conditions, such as plantar fasciop...
Metatarsalgias refer to pain localized in the forefoot and under the metatarsal heads. It is one of ...
Metatarsalgia (ie, metatarsal pain) is one of the most common reports in patients with foot problems...
Metatarsalgia – painful forefoot – is a term that refers to all metatarsal changes that have anatomi...
Pain in the lesser metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joints or metatarsalgia is a common clinical problem th...
BACKGROUND: Metatarsal pads are frequently prescribed for patients with metatarsalgia to reduce pain...
The found prevalence of foot pain in the adult general population ranges from 22% to 25%. Foot pain ...
Category: Midfoot/Forefoot Introduction/Purpose: Metatarsalgia can result from both intrinsic and ex...
Forefoot pain is a common clinical complaint in orthopaedic practice. In this article, we discuss th...
Objective.To identify sonographically the changes of the forefoot in patients with metatarsalgia. Me...
AbstractAimTo assess the utility of MRI of the forefoot in the workup of patients with non-traumatic...
We reviewed the results of arthrodesis of the first meta-tarsophalangeal joint and excisional arthro...
Persistent foot pain can present significant diagnostic challenges. Even if a diagnosis has been mad...
This chapter deals with pain in the heel that might have several local differential diagnoses, these...
The 3-rocker mechanism of gait provides a framework to understand why patients have mechanical metat...
Plantar heel pain is commonly encountered by clinicians. Various conditions, such as plantar fasciop...