Titlebook: Clinical and Radiological Examination of the Foot and Ankle; The Path to Definiti Siddhartha Sharma,Bedri Karaismailoglu,Soheil Ashk Book 2

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Progressive Collapsing Foot Deformity,), leading to foot pain, malalignment, and reduced function. Imaging is crucial for supplementing clinical examination. Various imaging tools are available, with radiographs commonly used despite limitations in reproducibility and accuracy. Advanced cross-sectional techniques like magnetic resonance

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Hallux Disorders, capacity and quality of life. Although there are over a dozen of different hallux disorders, the following are the most common and the focus of this book chapter: hallux valgus (HV), hallux rigidus, hallux varus, sesamoiditis, and turf toe. The primary approach to diagnosing these conditions typica

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Entrapment Neuropathies,to a variety of causes like edema, inflammation of the surrounding tissues, bony prominences, space-occupying lesions, trauma, etc. Diabetes mellitus is also responsible for the etiology. The common sides for compression are the posterior tarsal tunnel for the tibial nerve, distal tarsal tunnel for

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Ankle Impingement,mation leading to impingement. This condition occurs anteriorly leading to painful dorsiflexion, as well as posteriorly leading to painful plantarflexion. Though this is often a clinical diagnosis, confirmation can be made on radiography and/or computed tomography (CT), when viewing osseous bodies,

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s on the basics of relevant biomechanics, anatomy, and radio.The foot and ankle are among the most complicated anatomical regions of the human body, making their examination challenging. The perfect equilibrium between bones, tendons, ligaments, and other anatomical structures can be disturbed by pa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-00008-4 effective treatment strategies for foot and ankle pathologies. Diagnostic tests and imaging should complement, not replace, clinical assessment. The chapter encourages the development of personalized examination methods while highlighting the importance of not overlooking critical examination points.