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2007•Acta Medica (Hradec Kralove Czech Republic)Open access

Forefoot Complaints – the Morton’s Metatarsalgia. The Role of MR Imaging

Theodossios Birbilis, Efthymia Theodoropoulou, Dimitrios Koulalis

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An illustrated case with Morton's metatarsalgia is presented. MR imaging was helpful for determining the presence, location and magnitude of intermetatarsal neuroma. Moreover, it had a large influence on the differential diagnostic thinking because many disorders may produce forefoot complaints mimicking Morton's metatarsalgia.

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An illustrated case with Morton's metatarsalgia is presented. MR imaging was helpful for determining the presence, location and magnitude of intermetatarsal neuroma. Moreover, it had a large influence on the differential diagnostic thinking because many disorders may produce forefoot complaints mimicking Morton's metatarsalgia.

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An illustrated case with Morton's metatarsalgia is presented. MR imaging was helpful for determining the presence, location and magnitude of intermetatarsal neuroma. Moreover, it had a large influence on the differential diagnostic thinking because many disorders may produce forefoot complaints mimicking Morton's metatarsalgia.

Key concepts: Metatarsalgia, Forefoot, Medicine, Surgery, Complication

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