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Stress fracture of the tarsal navicular.
Military Medicine 2004 July
Stress fractures of the lower extremity are common among military members and athletes at all levels of participation. They typically occur when an individual begins a new or different type of physical training or during periods of abrupt increase in the level of training. Stress fractures represent an incomplete remodeling of bone that occurs secondary to repetitive mechanical loading. In response to this increased loading, the osteoclastic resorption of lamellar bone outpaces the ability of the osteoblasts to create new lamellar bone, eventually leading to structural failure. The following case report reviews the typical clinical presentation, imaging findings, and treatment of the tarsal navicular stress fracture.
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