Os peroneum syndrome
Diagnosis certain
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- updated 11 May 2022:
Nothing to disclose
Updates to Case Attributes
Status
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Age
changed from 60 to 60 years.
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In conclusion, the MRI shows a fragmentation of the os peroneum, a partial rupture and tendinopathy of the peroneus longus tendon proximal to the os peroneum and surrounding soft tissue oedema. This explains the stress-related pain of the patient and the diagnosis of painful os peroneum syndrome (POPS) was made.
-<p>In conclusion the MRI shows a fragmentation of the os peroneum, a partial rupture and tendinopathy of the peroneus longus tendon proximal to the os peroneum and surrounding soft tissue oedema. This explains the stress-related pain of the patient and the diagnosis painful os peroneum syndrome (POPS) was made.</p><p> </p><p> </p>- +<p>In conclusion, the MRI shows fragmentation of the <a title="Os peroneum" href="/articles/os-peroneum">os peroneum</a>, a partial rupture and tendinopathy of the peroneus longus tendon proximal to the os peroneum and surrounding soft tissue oedema. This explains the stress-related pain of the patient and the diagnosis of <a title="Painful os peroneum syndrome (POPS)" href="/articles/os-peroneum-syndrome">painful os peroneum syndrome (POPS)</a> was made.</p>
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Findings
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The MRI shows a bone bruise of the os peroneum and a surrounding soft tissue oedema as well as swelling. The adjoining peroneus longus tendon proximal to the os peroneum is thikenedthickened and has high signal in the T2-Sequences sequences as well as paratenousparatendinous fluid.