Presentation
Bilateral midfeet medial aspect pain. No history of trauma
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Female
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- type II accessory navicular bones bilaterally with mild adjacent soft tissue edema.
- no acute fracture or dislocation.
Case Discussion
Accessory navicular bones, also referred to as os naviculare accessorium, is a relatively common anatomical variant present in around 10% of people. Although usually asymptomatic, an accessory navicular bone can cause medial foot pain called os naviculare syndrome as in this case.
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