Unusually persistent forefoot pain in elite footballer

Posted on July 5, 2013 by admin

I would appreciate arenees thoughts on the following unusual case: 24 elite Australian Rules footballer: Bilateral, poorly defined mid/forefoot pain, loosely located around the TMTJ’s # year history. this athlete has benefited from the investigation and care of the medical staff (all very competent) at a professional team. Hx.

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Unusually persistent forefoot pain in elite footballer

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