Foot, Ankle, Lower Leg Injuries

2. Pain between metatarsal heads, often described as a “stone in the shoe” sensation (two words).
3. Forward slippage of cuboid, producing lateral midfoot pain (two words).
6. Overuse injury of the posterior tibial tendon (three words).
8. complete tear of the gastrocnemius-soleus tendon(two words).
9. ankle injury caused by inversion and plantarflexion (three words).
11. common in the tibia or fibula due to repetitive loading stresses (two words).
12. pressure increases in the lower leg, can be acute or chronic (two words).
16. Thickened nerve tissue between toes, usually 3rd and 4th metatarsals (two words).
18. Traction injury at the calcaneal growth plate in adolescents (three words).
19. Painful inflammation under the toenail caused by bleeding (two words).
20. Abnormally high medial arch (two words).
21. Repetitive microtrauma to tibia, leading to pain along the shin (three words).
22. Painful inflammation at the plantar fascia’s origin, often worse in the morning.
23. Separation or fracture-dislocation at the tarsometatarsal joint (two words).

1. Common deformity: big toe angled laterally (two words).
3. Toe deformity where the MTP is extended and DIP flexed (two words).
4. Pain and numbness due to compression of the tibial nerve in the ankle (three words).
5. Stiffness and loss of dorsiflexion at the 1st MTP joint (two words).
7. Bony overgrowth at the calcaneus associated with plantar fasciitis (two words).
10. First MTP joint sprain, often occurring on artificial turf (two words).
12. Stress injury of the calcaneus common in runners (two words).
13. A fracture of the base of the 5th metatarsal (two words).
14. Accessory bone behind the talus, can cause posterior ankle impingement (two words).
15. “Tailor’s bunion” (two words).
17. Collapse of the medial longitudinal arch (two words).