Orthopedics
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| Pain on plantar foot @ 2 – 3rd metatarsal. Associated w/ tight shoes, relieved by removing shoes. Palpable painful mass | Morton’s neuroma; Tx w/ NSAIDs, wide shoes, then steroid injections
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| Painful swelling over bony prominences; hallux valgus | bunion
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| clawtoe / hammertoe | F>M 5:1; flexor tendon imbalance; claw FDP; hammer FDB
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| ankle sprain site of injury | ATFL>CFL>PTFL (85% inversion / plantarflexion)
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| ankle injury: Ottawa rules: xray if: | Bone tenderness, esp at distal fibula, or post edge or tip of medial/lateral malleolus; Inability to bear weight; Age over 60
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| Foot injury: Ottawa rules: xray if: | pain in the midfoot zone and in base of 5th metatarsal or navicular bone; inability to bear weight
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