Presentation
Foot swelling and pain, history of 5th metatarsal fracture about 3 months ago
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Male
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Initial XR study in patient with foot trauma
Slightly displaced oblique fracture through the 5th metatarsal shaft and reaching the proximal articular surface.
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Diffuse osteopenia involving the ankle and foot bones particularly prominent around the joints. Joint spaces maintained. Old fracture seen on 5th metatarsal bone.
Case Discussion
Disuse osteopenia is a cause of regional osteopenia describes regional decrease in bone mineral density, secondary to immobilization of affected extremity. Common causes include fractures, neuromuscular diseases, arthritis and voluntary inactivity/sedentary lifestyle.
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