Medial tibial stress syndrome

Article Abstract:

Medial tibial stress syndrome is discussed with consideration of history and terminology for shin soreness, the most confusing of the multiple terms for those with diffuse exertional medial tibia pain being 'shin splints.' A better term is 'medial tibial stress syndrome' (MTSS). Topics include epidemiology, etiology, biomechanics, presentation, physical examination, imaging and treatment.

Wounds and injuries, Biomechanics, Muscles, Terminology, Fractures (Injuries), Tibia

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Exercise-related lower leg pain: bone

Article Abstract:

Exercise-related lower leg pain related to bone is discussed. Topics include traction periostitis, stress fractures, imaging and other examination methods, and treatments including pain management. Extrinsic and intrinsic predisposing factors to overuse injuries are listed as are bony changes that occur with overuse, and comparisons of bone scan and MRI appearances of stress fractures.

Bones, Diagnosis, Prevention, Overuse injuries, Repetition strain injury, Myalgia

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