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Actualización en el diagnóstico y tratamiento de la Fascitis plantar.
Update on the diagnosis and treatment of Plantar Fasciitis.
Isabel Miñano Martínez. SERVICIO DE MEDICINA FÍSICA Y REHABILITACIÓN HOSPITAL CLÍNICO UNIVERSITARIO DE VALENCIA.
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13/04/2021
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13/04/2021
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13/04/2021
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Resumen (ES)
Plantar fasciitis is a very common pathology. Over time, some aspects of this entity have generated controversy, so our
objective is to group the latest available scientific evidence. Plantar fasciitis has its origin in a degenerative process
resulting from repetitive microtrauma. In addition, multiple risk factors are involved that contribute to its overload the fascia
and its collagen degeneration. Its diagnosis is clinical, reserving the performance of complementary tests to perform
differential diagnosis with other entities, which may originate in the plantar fascia or adjacent structures, paying special
attention to nerve entrapments. There are numerous treatments that have proven effectiveness, obtaining better results by
individualizing each patient and with a combination of treatments.
objective is to group the latest available scientific evidence. Plantar fasciitis has its origin in a degenerative process
resulting from repetitive microtrauma. In addition, multiple risk factors are involved that contribute to its overload the fascia
and its collagen degeneration. Its diagnosis is clinical, reserving the performance of complementary tests to perform
differential diagnosis with other entities, which may originate in the plantar fascia or adjacent structures, paying special
attention to nerve entrapments. There are numerous treatments that have proven effectiveness, obtaining better results by
individualizing each patient and with a combination of treatments.
Palabras clave (ES):
fasciopathy
talar
plantar
heel
pain
fasciitis
plantar
Resumen (EN)
Plantar fasciitis is a very common pathology. Over time, some aspects of this entity have generated controversy, so our
objective is to group the latest available scientific evidence. Plantar fasciitis has its origin in a degenerative process
resulting from repetitive microtrauma. In addition, multiple risk factors are involved that contribute to its overload the fascia
and its collagen degeneration. Its diagnosis is clinical, reserving the performance of complementary tests to perform
differential diagnosis with other entities, which may originate in the plantar fascia or adjacent structures, paying special
attention to nerve entrapments. There are numerous treatments that have proven effectiveness, obtaining better results by
individualizing each patient and with a combination of treatments.
objective is to group the latest available scientific evidence. Plantar fasciitis has its origin in a degenerative process
resulting from repetitive microtrauma. In addition, multiple risk factors are involved that contribute to its overload the fascia
and its collagen degeneration. Its diagnosis is clinical, reserving the performance of complementary tests to perform
differential diagnosis with other entities, which may originate in the plantar fascia or adjacent structures, paying special
attention to nerve entrapments. There are numerous treatments that have proven effectiveness, obtaining better results by
individualizing each patient and with a combination of treatments.
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