Presentation
Plantar foot pain in a known foot deformity.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Brachymetatarsia and multiple sesamoids of the foot
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Shortened 4th metatarsal bone. Multiple sesamoid bones at the MTP joints and the 1st IP joint.
Case Discussion
Brachymetatarsia develops from early closure of the growth plate. It typically involves the 4th ray or, less frequently, more than one metatarsal bone. It is related to several genetic conditions and syndromes. Females are almost exclusively affected 1. Supernumerous sesamoids at the MTP joints are most common in the 5th ray and least common in the 4th ray. The incidence in the 1st IP joint is 2% 2.
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