Presentation
Chronic ankle pain for 1 year. No trauma.
Patient Data
Age: 55 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Tibialis posterior tenosynovitis
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Hypoechoic soft tissue thickening is noted around the tibialis posterior tendon. Local hypervascularity is noted. No tendon tear is noted.
From the case:
Tibialis posterior tenosynovitis
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Soft tissue swelling is noted along the medial aspect of the ankle.
Local new bone formation is noted along the tibial cortex.
Case Discussion
Tibialis posterior tenosynovitis diagnosed 6 months back using MRI.
Pathology is still present.
Additionally, there is new bone formation from tibia due to chronic irritation. No osteomyelitis.