Talar Callosity in Children—What, Who, Why? - The Journal of …
Sep 27, 2010 · The talar callosity is a relatively uncommon ankle lump in children. 1-3 Although asymptomatic and entirely “benign,” it is a major cause of parental concern. Clinically, the talar callosity refers to an area of hyperkeratotic skin on the anterolateral aspect of the ankle.
Clin-ically, the talar callosity refers to an area of hyperkeratotic skin on the anterolateral aspect of the ankle. Talar callosities are typically 2.0 to 2.5 cm in diameter, may be unilateral or bilat-eral, and are usually a shade darker than the surrounding skin (Figure 1).
Talar callosity in children--what, who, why? - PubMed
Feb 1, 2021 · Talar callosity in children--what, who, why? J Pediatr. 2011 Feb;158(2):340. doi: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2010.08.035. Epub 2010 Sep 25. Authors ... Ankle / physiopathology Callosities / diagnosis Callosities / epidemiology Callosities / etiology* Child ...
Talar callosity in children--what, who, why? - Semantic Scholar
Feb 1, 2011 · An ankle callosity overlying the talus is defined and described in three patients and the lesion is considered common but often unrecognized. The aetiology is discussed. The occurrence of a prayer nodule on the dorsal aspect of a foot, which from the experience is another common site, is reported.
Talar callosity--a little-recognized common entity - PubMed
An ankle callosity overlying the talus is defined and described in three patients and the lesion is considered common but often unrecognized. The aetiology is discussed.
Talar callosity—a little‐recognized common entity
Mar 1, 1991 · An ankle callosity overlying the talus is defined and described in three patients and the lesion is considered common but often unrecognized. The aetiology is discussed.
Talar Callosity in Children-What, Who, Why? - ResearchGate
Feb 1, 2011 · Talar callosity is an uncommon condition characterized by asymptomatic hyperkeratotic plaques located on the dorsum of one or both feet.
Talar Callosity in Children—What, Who, Why?
The talar callosity is a relatively uncommon ankle lump in children. 1-3 Although asymptomatic and entirely “benign,” it is a major cause of parental concern. Clinically, the talar callosity refers to an area of hyperkeratotic skin on the anterolateral aspect of the ankle.
Talar callosity—a little-recognized common entity - Wiley Online …
Summary An ankle callosity overlying the talus is defined and described in three patients and the lesion is considered common but often unrecognized. The aetiology is discussed.
The Diligent Lego Player with Talocalcaneal Callosities
Feb 17, 2024 · Although talocalcaneal callosities should be a straightforward clinical diagnosis, they are often misinterpreted as other entities with similar appearances (eg, ganglion, exostosis, benign soft tissue tumors).