Subcutaneous bursa is important in insertional achilles tendinopathy

Posted on June 25, 2016 by admin

Nerve distributions in insertional achilles tendinopathy – a comparison of bone, bursae and tendon. Andersson G et al Histol Histopathol. 2016 Jun 20:11790 Quote: BACKGROUND/AIM: In a condition of pain in the Achilles tendon insertion there are multiple structures involved, such as the Achilles tendon itself, the retrocalcaneal bursa and a bony protrusion at the calcaneal tuberosity called Haglund’s deformity

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Subcutaneous bursa is important in insertional achilles tendinopathy

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