49F felt pop 3 weeks ago with persistent pain. Ultrasound in orthopedic office reported as peroneus tenosynovitis, otherwise normal.
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Peroneus longus tears at the midfoot are relatively uncommon and are often attributed to friction with a large lateral calcaneal peroneal tubercle, or can be associated with an os peroneus. This patient has neither. I am surprised that the thickened retracted proximal remnant of the peroneus longus was not appreciated by the examining orthopedist on ultrasound.
tendon of peroneus longus ( RID3199 )