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The Journal of foot surgery, 1986
Tarsal coalition is a relatively rare anomaly with varying degrees of fusion between two or more tarsal bones. Symptoms, if present, usually begin early in life and include: flatfoot, decreased motion, vague foot pain, and peroneal spasm. Some persons with the anomaly never develop symptoms, so treatment should not be started until symptoms are present.
M D, Perlman, S J, Wertheimer
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Tarsal coalition is a relatively rare anomaly with varying degrees of fusion between two or more tarsal bones. Symptoms, if present, usually begin early in life and include: flatfoot, decreased motion, vague foot pain, and peroneal spasm. Some persons with the anomaly never develop symptoms, so treatment should not be started until symptoms are present.
M D, Perlman, S J, Wertheimer
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Tarsal coalition: Systematic review of arthroscopic management
Foot, 2021Yousef Marwan +2 more
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Fracture through Pre-Existing Tarsal Coalition: A Narrative Review
Children, 2023Albert Anastasio +2 more
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Tarsal coalitions: rare or not
Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 1984openaire +2 more sources