NPTE Clinical Files | Physical Therapy
Health & Fitness
Ryan presents with anterolateral leg pain and reports progressive worsening since an increase in his training regimen over the past two weeks. Symptoms appear in the later stages of running and last 2-3 hours after the run. The anterior tibialis muscle is tender and taut on palpation. Resisted dorsiflexion is strong but reproduces the patient's pain. Which of the following is the MOST likely diagnosis?
A. Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome
B. Stress fracture
C. Acute compartment syndrome
D. Chronic exertional compartment syndrome
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Median Nerve Palsy
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Cobb Angle
Diabetic Polyneuropathy
Iontophoresis
Exertional Chest Pain
Chest Tubes
Educational Workshop
VBI 2
Lower Crossed Syndrome
Manual Muscle Testing Grades
Visceral Pain
Aging & The Body
Nerve Innervations
Hip Dysplasia
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