Degenerative change of plantar fascia at origin on medial tuberosity of calcaneus
Pain on plantar surface, usually at calcaneal insertion of plantar fascia upon weight-bearing, especi...
Pain on plantar surface of foot, usually at fascial insertion at calcaneus (medial calcaneal tubercle), but can have pain anywhere along length of plantar fascia
Pain i...
Weight reduction if BMI >25
Focus should be on intrinsic foot muscle strengthening to stabilize the arch
Strengthen calf a...
Ensure patient adherence to proper stretching technique.
Following 3 to 6 months of unsuccessful conservative treatment, consider additional therapies or referrals...
Al-Boloushi Z, Lopez-Royo MD, Arian M, et al. Minimally invasive non-surgical management of plantar fasciitis: A systematic review. J Bodyw Mov Ther. 2019;23(1):122-137. ...
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Plantar fasciitis occurs due to degeneration of plantar fascia at origin (medial calcaneal tuberosity) with characteristic pattern of pain.
Plantar medial heel pain with weight-bearing ...
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<bold>Plantar fascia</bold>. The plantar fascia is thick connective tissue that supports the arch of the foot.
<bold>Localized pain characteristic of plantar fasciitis</bold>. The medial calcaneal tubercle is situated between tensile forces in virtually opposite directions, increasing the risk of injury.
<bold>Localized pain characteristic of plantar fasciitis</bold>. The medial calcaneal tubercle is situated between tensile for...
<bold>FIG. 103.4.</bold> Plantar fasciitis. This patient was a long-distance runner who continued to run despite severe calcaneal pain secondary to plantar fasciitis. A large calcaneal hyperostosis extends anteriorly, following the plantar fascia. The patient responded to 8 months of abstinence from long-distance running and eventually was able to resume running at reduced distances with the use of antipronator running shoes.
<bold>FIG. 103.4.</bold> Plantar fasciitis. This patient was a long-distance runner who continued to run despite severe calcan...