5 Questions
What is the typical age range for the onset of calcaneal traction apophysitis?
8-13 years
What is a common factor contributing to the development of calcaneal traction apophysitis?
Reduced flexibility in gastroc/soleus
How long do acute episodes of calcaneal traction apophysitis usually resolve in?
2-4 weeks
What is a recommended treatment for calcaneal traction apophysitis?
Rest, ice, heel lift or shoe inserts, and gastroc/soleus stretching
Which of the following is NOT a reported risk factor for calcaneal traction apophysitis?
Proper footwear
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