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Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar Fasciitis
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Dr. Wade Johnson from Mayo Clinic discusses a case of a runner experiencing right heel pain for six weeks. Initial X-rays showed no fracture but revealed a calcaneal enthesophyte, often associated with plantar fasciopathy. Diagnostic ultrasound was conducted to assess the plantar fascia, which should normally be 4mm thick with uniform appearance. The ultrasound revealed a 6mm thick plantar fascia with mixed echogenicity and signs of partial tearing, confirming plantar fasciopathy. Ultrasound was used to differentiate structures and check for hyperemia, aiding in the accurate diagnosis of the condition.
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Edition
3rd Edition
Related Case
3rd Edition, CASE 17
Topic
Foot
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3rd Edition, CASE 17
3rd Edition
Foot
plantar fasciopathy
heel pain
diagnostic ultrasound
calcaneal enthesophyte
Mayo Clinic
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