Plantar blister

Posted on April 12, 2011 by admin

Hi All, I have had an unusual referral that I would be grateful for any input. Patient presented as an 11 year old boy, with a large apparent blister at the midpoint of the medial longitudinal arch intersection with the plantar aspect of the Left foot.

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Plantar blister

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