Sunday, March 3, 2019

Recurrent Ankle Equinus Deformity due to Intramuscular Hemagnioma of the gastrocnemius: Case Report

If there are no neurological causes of ankle equinus deformity, the possibility of soft tissue tumor including an intramuscular hemangioma should be considered. A careful physical examination should provide important clues to the etiology of ankle equinus due to intramuscular hemangioma.. Surgical excision of the intramuscular hemangioma was necessary to treat the recurrent ankle equinus in this case
READ MORE: Recurrent Ankle Equinus Deformity due to Intramuscular Hemagnioma of the gastrocnemius: Case Report (T. Nakamura) [PDF]
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