My last article was the first of a series of articles that will address certain common ankle injuries as well as some common foot injuries. I focused on osteochondral defects and peroneal tendon injuries. This week I will focus on tarsal tunnel syndrome.
Before I focus in on tarsal tunnel syndrome specifically, I wanted to raise a general point that is available to plaintiffs/claimants attorneys on cross-examination with respect to foot injuries.
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