Muscle Strains

Posted on March 21, 2013 by admin

Hi all, I was looking for some clarification regarding what occurs at a cellular level in muscle strains in comparison to reactive tendon pathology (location aside) and how to diagnose the different stages of muscle strain. A patient presented yesterday with an awkward trauma moment, that appears to have strained the Peroneus Longus muscle, and is painful in the muscle belly rather than at the origin or insertion.

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Muscle Strains

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