Osteochondropathy of the Navicular Bone of the Foot

In traumatology and orthopedics, osteochondropathy has a special place. The diseases progress at a young age, determine the further biomechanics of the hip joint, and are characterized by a malignant course if not treated in a timely manner. In addition, osteochondropathy occurs in children and adolescents, which requires

Osteoporosis, or decalcification (from the Latin “de” - deprived, “calcarinum” - calcareous cushion) is damage to the laduar bone of the foot, which is characterized by a change in the structure of the bone and its softening. In adults, such deformation rarely appears, only with injuries, unbalanced nutrition, vitamin deficiency (insufficient intake of vitamins from food or a violation of their metabolism in the body). The osteoplastic scaphoid bone below the apex has a small protrusion with a conical apex, which over time becomes covered with cartilage tissue and ossifies. Osteopsia of the foot in its later stages can lead to loss of weight bearing and chronic pain in the foot.

Osteochondropathy of laduhar bulge is characterized by pain in the forefoot and pronounced expansion of the joint. With a plantar wedge, a sole may form on the foot, under which the cartilage tissue protrudes. Manifestations of damage to the calcaneus are pain spreading from the heel all the way to the foot, sharp pain when resting on the heel (cauda equina) and a decrease in its volume. Treatment and prevention of osteochondropathy, chondroplasty