, digitorum longus and flexor hallucis longus tendons. Tendinosis of the proneus longus and brevis tendons. Split tear of the peroneus brevis tendon. Small joint effusion . Can you pleae explain... View answer

I have pitting edema in one leg....no kidney , liver or heart problems. I am in good shape. I had surgery on my other leg, the Brevis Tendon was fixed and a ganglion cyst was also removed, This surgery ... View answer

Where can I find discussion on mites: D. folliculorum and D. brevis? My dermatologist has given me ... instructions said to repeat this treatment for 12 weeks as we must assume the pest is brevis and harder... View answer

I have been having nagging pain in my right ankle for the past 6 months. Had an MRI recently. Report says "peroneus longus/brevis show stir/PDFs hyperintense signal intensities with minimal fluid ... View answer

after they finally repeated the MRI and it reads 1.Retromalleolar peroneal brevis and longus show new ... intermediate signal extends to the peroneal tubercle. Inframalleolar peroneal brevis appears... View answer

I have pain and swelling on the right flexor digiti minimi brevis - this is following (post 14 weeks) plantar fasciotomy Painful to walk in the morning and after rest - Swelling on the outside... View answer

repair,brevis.The third was in June 2112 in which tenolysis of the pernolysis brevis with transfer of the peroneus brevis to the longus resulting peroneus brevis intact but very tendinotic , therefore... View answer

for MRI and the report showed Tenosynovitis of the preoneus brevis and longus tendons with peroneal brevis tendinitis without tear , no other issues anywhere in the multiplanar multisequence imaging.... View answer

I have a longitudinal split in the peroneal brevis tendon on my right ankle. I can walk okay with no real pain. when I sit I get continual sprasms. Do not feel them when walking. Sitting resting ... View answer

Re: Please explain results of mri of ankle impression:Evidence of split tear of the distal peroneous brevis at and beyond the perineal tubercle of the calcareous with an intact insertion. No complete ... View answer