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Painful os trigonum
20%
205/1013
Posterior ankle soft-tissue impingement
4%
37/1013
Stricture in the knot of Henry
3%
33/1013
Flexor digitorum longus tendinitis
26/1013
Flexor hallucis longus tendinitis
70%
710/1013
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Flexor hallucis longus tendinitis is a common cause of posterior ankle pain in dancers. It tends to be more posteromedial and is characterized by a clicking or catching sensation posteromedially with motion of the great toe. A painful os trigonum typically causes more posterolateral ankle pain and may occur after an ankle sprain or plantar flexion injury where there may be a fracture of the os trigonum.
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