Haglund syndrome and deformity
Diagnosis almost certain
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See belowSwelling of the Achilles tendon was mainly distal rather than mid-tendon. Kager's fat pad was echogenic. Hyperaemia of the tendon, fat pad and bursa was observed. There was probable spurring at the Achilles insertion. There was retrocalcaneal bursitis.
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The overall picture suggested Haglund's syndrome with spurring at the Achilles insertion and the patient's site of pain.
The presence of retrocalcaneal pain and bursitis suggested an underlying Haglund's deformity. A specialist determined x-ray was performed, which confirmed spurring and revealed a small Haglund's deformity (not shown).
-<p>The overall picture suggested Haglund's syndrome with spurring at the Achilles insertion.</p><p>The presence of retrocalcaneal pain and bursitis suggested an underlying Haglund's deformity. A specialist determined x-ray was performed, which confirmed spurring and revealed a small Haglund's deformity (not shown).</p>- +<p>The overall picture suggested Haglund's syndrome with spurring at the Achilles insertion and the patient's site of pain.</p><p>The presence of retrocalcaneal pain and bursitis suggested an underlying Haglund's deformity. A specialist determined x-ray was performed, which confirmed spurring and revealed a small Haglund's deformity (not shown).</p>
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