Non Insertional Achilles Tendinopathy
Definition
Inflammation and degeneration of the achilles tendon in the midsubstance 2 - 6 cm from insertion
Inflammation and degeneration of the achilles tendon in the midsubstance 2 - 6 cm from insertion
Early < 3 - 6 months
- most common
Benign intramedullary cartilage lesion
Movement of iliopsoas tendon over femoral head / iliofemoral ridge / iliofemoral ligament
Can be seen following THA with cup impingement
Audible or palpable snap in the groin
Hip moves
- from flexed / abducted / externally rotated position
- to extended / internally rotated position
10% of the population - usually painless
Athletes with increase activity / distance
Women with eating disorders / amenorrhea
Compression / inferior neck
- < 50% protective weight bear
- > 50% emergent ORIF
Tension side / superior neck
- emergent ORIF
1. Capsular avulsions
2. Body / Nutcracker fracture
Epidemiology
- rare
Mechanism
- forced eversion / abduction of forefoot
- cuboid crushed between 4th and 5th MT and calaneum
Pathology
- displaced cuboid fracture with subluxation of tarsus
Coronal plane fracture of distal femoral condyle
- intra-articular
- often only attachment is posterior capsule
Rare
Usually a severe valgus trauma