Plantar Fibroma: A Case Series of Conservative Management with Orthoses

Plantar fibroma is a benign but locally proliferative cause of heel pain with a high risk of recurrence with local recurrence and the risk of altering the mechanics of the foot. Various non-surgical management has been reported with varying efficacy and side effects. This article reports on a series...

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Published in:International Journal of Sport, Exercise and Health Research Exercise and Health Research, 2022-06, Vol.6 (1), p.23-26
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