I was recently doing a second opinion consultation with a runner over a webcam to review the MRI of his foot.
What we found was that he had what looked to be attenuation and a partial tear in the plantar plate ligament on his MRI.
There was a lot of inflammation in the foot around the ligament, not just within the ligament itself.
He asked me was really good question:
“Could my plantar plate ligament been have injured long before I ever got an MRI?”
Well, that's what we're talking about today on the Doc On The Run Podcast.
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