I have a patient with mid to distal 5th MT pain. She brought with her orthotics prescribed 5 years ago for plantar fasciitis. Three months earlier developed 5th MT pain and recently broke the orthotic shell. I'm struggling with her mechanics.
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At first glance I see a plantarflexed 1st Ray;valgus forefoot, but when thats taken out of the equation, the lateral forefoot looks varus. She has little STJ eversion motion (less on the affected side). Could her inability to fully compensate at the STJ for a rigid forefoot varus component have caused a plantarflexed first ray? If thats the case...any thoughts on orthotic posting.
Thanks
C. Tull, DPM
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