Presentation
Swelling on planter aspect of great toe - Few days. Non-traumatic.
Patient Data
Age: about 40 yrs
Gender: Female
From the case:
Submetatarsal bursitis
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A lesion with well-defined wall and internal mobile echoes is noted superficial to 1st metatarsal head and superficial to seasmoid. Local hypervascularity is noted.
No joint effusion.
No tenosynovitis.
Case Discussion
Findings suggest sub-metatarsal bursitis.