I have an 11 year old male patient with O-S Disease. Had been playing considerable amount of basketball/running (2 games per week, 3 official trainings per week, home training each day 1-2 hours)
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27 year old F with sudden onset of pain at R 4th plantar met head- pain was felt on placing foot on floor, no injury, trauma etc. Pain throbbing and felt walking painful. Unable to dorsiflex 2-4 toes. 
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