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    One of the medical conditions of the foot that affect an individual 's function is Morton 's neuroma (MN). MN initially identified by Queen Victoria 's surgeon ( Lewis Dulacher) in the year 1845. Dulacher (1845) recognized that MN is the formation of inflammation of the nerve affecting the distal plantar nerves (Dulacher,1945). Thomas Morton first described the clinical manifestation of MN in 1874 (Shishir & Wang, 2009). The signs and symptoms of MN are the pain in the proximal region of the metatarsal heads radiating down to the third and fourth toes, exacerbated by ambulation with tight shoes and with palpable increase tenderness on metatarsal heads (Shishir & Wang, 2009). According to Klenerman, MacClellan, Guiloff, and (1983): Levine,…

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    Foot Pathology Summary

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    vulnerable to a significant amount of stress during the daily grind. Hence, these repetitive stress at times can be the antecedent to certain foot pathology. This theory on repetitive stress is currently one of the accepted causes of a painful foot condition known as Morton 's neuroma [MN] (Rout et al., 2009). For this week 's discussion, the author wishes to discuss the two diagnostic imaging commonly employed by clinicians in confirming the diagnosis for MN. The research article by Fazal,…

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    Morton's Neuroma Case

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    Morton's Neuroma also called Intermetatarsal Neuroma or Plantar Neuroma is a condition that affects the nerves of the feet, usually the area between the third and fourth toe. Neuroma refers to a benign growth that can occur in different parts of the body. Morton's Neuroma strictly affects the feet. This condition causes the tissue around the nerves that lead to the toes to become thick, causing pain in the ball of the foot. This condition can be caused by injury, pressure or irritation.…

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    Morton's Neuroma Essay

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    Symptoms And Treatment Options For Your Morton's Neuroma If you have pain in the ball of your foot that radiates to your toes, you might have Morton's neuroma. A neuroma occurs anywhere in your body when irritation causes a thickening of nerve tissue. With Morton's neuroma, the thickening occurs on the nerve in your foot that's in the area of your middle toes. Here's a look at the symptoms and treatments for this foot condition. Symptoms Of Morton's Neuroma Because the nerve tissue in your…

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    Acoustic Neuroma and Optic Nerve Glioma The brain is a superhighway of complex and intricate systems that control every function of the human body, but what if something goes wrong? These are the cases of two interesting problems; Optic Nerve Gliomas and Acoustic Neuromas. Two forms of brain tumors that directly affect some of the body's most important functions sight, hearing, and balance. These tumors can affect the body beyond those in many adverse ways. Acoustic Neuromas, or AN’s for the…

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    MRI Case Summary

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    warehouse operator who sustained a work-related injury when his right index and middle fingers were cut while he was taking metal seats out of a crate. The patient is status post right index and middle fingers irrigation and debridement, exploration of wound and repair of deep laceration on 04/01/13 and right index finger wound exploration, digital nerve neurolysis, and painful neuroma decompression with short-arm splinting on 12/20/14. Per the AME report dated 3/9/15, the patient has reached…

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    and found that the animal shelter suspects that a pair of scissors was used to carve the puppy’s ears. The MCAC found the puppy with severe infections that were treated, and the veterinarians prescribed him pain medications to combat Pistol’s agony. This is not the only case of DIY ear cropping. PETA reported a case of a home-cropping job gone array in October of 2011. This dog, another pit bull, had its ears mutilated by her breeder who had then sold the dog to her current owner. She got the…

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    Tinnitus Symptoms

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    Specific alterations in your diet plan might help as well. Acoustic Neuroma This can be a harmless tumor that may frequently create tinnitus symptoms. This tumor will build up around the nerves in the inner ear which manage stability and hearing. One of many identifying symptoms of this kind of tumor has tinnitus is just one ear. However this may stop useful for an absolute analysis. Other possible signs of an acoustic neuronal contain steady loss of hearing and lightheaded. It is important…

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    In an article composed by the American Cancer Society it states, “The 13-country INTERPHONE study, the largest case-control study done to date, … found no link between brain tumor risk and the frequency of calls, longer call time, or cell phone use for 10 or more years” (American Cancer Society). A study as widespread at this found no link between cell phone use and brain tumor risk, therefore substantiating the argument that cell phones do not cause cancer. The involvement of thirteen countries…

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    heart. It includes treatment of coronary artery diseases, congenital heart defects, heart failure and electrophysiology. Cardiac surgery is used to treat a number of disorders of the heart, such as cardiac arrest (ceasing of heart beat), disorders of the myocardium (heart muscles), pericardium (external heart lining) disorders , disorders of the heart valves, etc. Otolaryngology An otolaryngal disorder affects the Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) region as well as the head and neck areas that are…

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