AI Article Synopsis
- Peroneal tendon disorders are a major but often ignored source of pain in the posterolateral ankle and lateral foot, which can worsen if not treated.
- This review aims to enhance understanding of the anatomy, diagnosis, and treatment options for these disorders, including the latest surgical techniques.
- Key issues covered include peroneal tendon luxation, intrasheath subluxation, tendinopathy, tendon tears, and os peroneum syndrome.
Article Abstract
Peroneal tendon disorders are a significant but often overlooked cause of posterolateral ankle and lateral foot pain. When left untreated, peroneal tendon disorders can lead to persistent pain and substantial functional problems. The goals of this review are to develop a current understanding of the regional anatomy, as well as diagnostic evaluation and current treatment options of the peroneal tendon disorders, and to present nowadays preferred surgical techniques for operative management of peroneal tendon disorders. More specific details related to peroneal tendon luxation, intrasheath subluxation of peroneal tendons, peroneal trendinopathy, peroneal tendon tears and painful os peroneum syndrome are reported in this review article.
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