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Medical condition/treatment
Tarsal coalition or tarsal coalition
disc prolapse
Foot
disc prolapse
A coalition of the tarsus is a rare misconnection between the tarsal bones that causes foot pain and limited mobility. This can be congenital or develop over time. Treatment may include rest, orthotics, and in some cases surgical correction.
Causes/Description:
Congenital malformation, genetic predisposition

disc prolapse
Chirurgie, Fußschmerzen, Fußfehlstellung, angeboren, Überbeanspruchung, Schuhwahl

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disc prolapse
Coalition of the tarsus is a congenital malformation in which bones in the ankle joint are abnormally fused together. This is genetically determined.
disc prolapse
Treatment for a coalition of the tarsus may include rest and wearing shoes with good foot support. Physical therapy can provide exercises to strengthen foot muscles and improve mobility. In severe cases, surgery to remove the malunion may be necessary. An orthopedist or foot surgeon can discuss the best course of action.
disc prolapse
Coalition of the tarsus was first described in the 20th century and involves the junction of tarsal bones. Fact: It can cause foot pain.
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