Presentation
Acute pain and difficulty with plantar flexion.
Patient Data
Age: Adult
From the case:
Achilles tendon tear
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Selected images demonstrating an Achilles tendon tear, atypically located just above its insertion rather than at the critical zone, usually approximately 5cm above its insertion. Plantaris remains intact, as is often the case when it is present.
From the case:
Achilles tendon tear
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Plantaris tendon (blue arrow) remains intact.
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