Morton’s Neuroma
Perineural fibrosis of the common plantar digital nerve—classically in the 3rd webspace—causing burning plantar forefoot pain. Provocative tests: web‑space compression, Mulder’s click (palpable snap with medial–lateral squeeze), sensory symptoms into adjacent toes. Initial management is non‑operative: wide toe‑box shoes, metatarsal pads, activity modification; steroid injections provide short‑term relief; ultrasound‑guided ablation/PRP considered. Failure of conservative care → neurectomy of the...
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10What is the most common web space affected by Morton's neuroma?
mcqWhich clinical test is considered the most specific for diagnosing Morton's neuroma?
mcqWhat is the primary pathophysiological mechanism behind Morton's neuroma?
mcqWhat is the initial management for Morton's neuroma?
mcqWhich of the following symptoms is NOT typically associated with Morton's neuroma?
mcqWhich demographic is most commonly affected by Morton's neuroma?
mcqWhat is a potential risk of surgical neurectomy for Morton's neuroma?
mcqWhat is the typical histological finding in Morton's neuroma?
mcqWhich of the following factors contributes to the development of Morton's neuroma?
mcqWhat is the typical diameter of a Morton's neuroma lesion?