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lateral sharp pain with medial arch pain

Discussion in 'Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses' started by Podski, Jun 12, 2007.

  1. Podski

    Podski Member


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    Patient - 45 year old male, recently started playing soccer.

    Neutral RFoot to FFoot. RCSP - 0 degrees both feet. In gait, patient pronating in Left RFoot and abducting in FFoot. No problems in Right foot. Slight LLD (5mm longer right).

    Left medial ache - probably Post. Tib. Dysfunction? ... but what would be causing the lateral sharp pain experienced in this same foot - distal to lateral malleoli - could it be referred pain from tarsal tunnel syndrome????
     
  2. Peter

    Peter Well-Known Member

    ? Sinus tarsi synovitis
    ? Impingement of branch of SP nerve
     
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