
The Orthobullets Podcast Foundations | Pathology | Enchondromas
Oct 30, 2025
Dive into the fascinating world of enchondromas, where the hosts break down the pathology and clinical significance. Discover how these benign tumors form in cartilage and learn about their unique radiographic features. The discussion also delves into diagnosis, treatment options, and when surgical intervention is necessary. With a mix of engaging insights and expert opinions, this episode is a must-listen for those navigating the complexities of musculoskeletal health!
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Peroneal Pathology Is A Spectrum
- Peroneal tendon injuries span a spectrum from tenosynovitis to full tendon instability and dislocation.
- Diagnosis combines lateral ankle pain with apprehension or subluxation on resisted dorsiflexion and eversion.
Mechanism: Retinaculum Tear Causes Subluxation
- A forced dorsiflexion of an inverted foot can tear the superior peroneal retinaculum and allow tendon subluxation.
- Retinacular disruption lets tendons dislocate from the retromalleolar groove causing lateral instability.
Use Resisted Dorsiflexion To Reproduce Symptoms
- Elicit a popping sensation and apprehension with resisted dorsiflexion and eversion to reproduce subluxation.
- Palpate for swelling and a snapping tendon posterior to the fibula during this provocative maneuver.
