Complete bony coalition of the talus and navicular: decades of discomfort

Bryson, D.J.; Uzoigwe, Chika Edward; Bhagat, Shaishav; Menon, Dipen K.

doi:10.1136/bcr.03.2011.4031

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“…2021 funcionais para os pés com suporte de arco medial por um período de 12 meses [3]. Em alguns casos, a infiltração localizada de injeções de esteróides pode fornecer alívio [4].…”

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Coalização talonavicular parcial: Relato de caso / Partial talonavicular coalition: Case report

Patrocínio¹,

Pachi²,

Porto³

et al. 2021

Braz. J. Hea. Rev.

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RESUMOINTRODUÇÃO: Os ossos dos pés são comumente divididos em três partes: retropé, mediopé e antepé. Sete ossos -chamados tarsais -compõem o retropé e o mediopé. Desses ossos, o calcâneo, o tálus e o navicular são os mais comumente envolvidos na coalizão tarsal. Cerca de 2% dos indivíduos possuem essa fusão congênita de dois ou mais ossos do tarso. APRESENTAÇÃO DO CASO: Paciente F.E.M., 35 anos, sexo masculino, com queixa de dor crônica no pé esquerdo. DISCUSSÃO:Para diagnosticar com precisão o número, localização e extensão da(s) coalizão(ões), seu médico solicitará imagens de seu pé e tornozelo. Quando os tratamentos não cirúrgicos não são eficazes para aliviar a dor ou melhorar a função, seu médico pode considerar a cirurgia. O procedimento cirúrgico recomendado por seu médico dependerá do tamanho e da localização da coalizão, bem como se as articulações entre os ossos apresentam sinais de artrite. CONCLUSÃO: A importância de se tratar a Coalização Talonavicular se dá pela necessidade de agravamento da condição do paciente, que pode ser acometido pela perca de sua locomoção em casos mais graves. Logo, é de suma importância que quaisquer pacientes que apresentarem suspeitas sejam tratados imediatamente, averiguando a necessidade cirúrgica de cada caso.Palavras-Chave: coalização talonavicular parcial; tarso; relato de caso.

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Coalização talonavicular parcial: Relato de caso / Partial talonavicular coalition: Case report

Patrocínio¹,

Pachi²,

Porto³

et al. 2021

Braz. J. Hea. Rev.

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“…These usually are incidentally discovered on plain X-rays after a minor trauma. 9 Diagnosis is made at variable age; previous publications have reported cases of 20- as well as 50-year-old patients. 2 6 8 …”

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“…As for other deformities, its etiology is probably a failure of differentiation and segmentation of the primitive mesenchymal tissue. 6 Moreover, the majority of such congenital alterations are reported as bilateral 4 8 9 and associated with other deformities, such as symphalangism, multiple synostosis syndrome, tarsal–carpal coalition syndrome, brachydactyly type, and stapes ankylosis with broad thumb and toes. 7 …”

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Talonavicular Coalition as a Cause of Foot Pain

Macera

Teodonno

Carulli

et al. 2017

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Tarsal coalitions have an incidence of 2% and are often underdiagnosed. These are considered to be one of the causes of chronic ankle and foot pain. Among all tarsal coalitions, the talonavicular type represents a rare and uncommon condition. The purpose of this article was to present the case of a 35-year-old male patient with a bilateral talonavicular coalition treated conservatively. A review of the literature was also performed to understand the management of this rare condition.

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“…Migues et al 25 reported a case of symptomatic TN coalition with associated pedal anomalies. Bryson et al 26 described a case of symptomatic bilateral TN coalition with associated co-morbidities spanning two decades. Brennan et al 27 described the first case of a TN and TC coalition with associated ankle instability.…”

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An incidental talonavicular coalition in a diabetic patient: a podiatric perspective

2014

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A tarsal coalition is a pathological union of two or more tarsal bones. The authors present an incidental finding of a unilateral talonavicular (TN) coalition that was overlooked in a 57-year-old diabetic female with signs and symptoms of peripheral neuropathy. This case highlights the clinical implications and important teaching points in recognising a TN coalition. This is particularly relevant for new, upcoming clinicians who may have never been exposed to this diagnostic rarity during clinical training.

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Complete bony coalition of the talus and navicular: decades of discomfort

Cited by 8 publications

References 10 publications

Coalização talonavicular parcial: Relato de caso / Partial talonavicular coalition: Case report

Coalização talonavicular parcial: Relato de caso / Partial talonavicular coalition: Case report

Talonavicular Coalition as a Cause of Foot Pain

An incidental talonavicular coalition in a diabetic patient: a podiatric perspective

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