| Stress fractures in our study, except for one involving the lumbar spine, were located in the tibial, fibular, metatarsal, and navicular bones. |
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| This anatomic impingement is even more significant in light of the vascular anatomy of the navicular bone. |
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| Tarsal navicular stress fractures were first described in 1958 in a study of racing greyhounds. |
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| However, if the discomfort localizes over the navicular bone, further immobilization or surgical intervention may be indicated. |
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| It is attached to the cuboid by an interosseous ligament and to the cuboid and navicular bones by the strong bifurcate ligament. |
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| All fractures of the navicular bone resulted in an absence of more than 4 weeks, and in some cases even of many months. |
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| An examination a year later showed he had broken the navicular bone in his foot. |
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| Metatarsal and navicular fractures may require short leg casting for six to eight weeks unless comminuted or displaced. |
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| Therapeutic intervention in navicular stress fractures has been clearly defined. |
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| Various factors contribute to the common delay in diagnosis of navicular stress fractures. |
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| Up to 14 percent of the general population has an extra bone, the most common of which is the tarsal navicular. |
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| Several authors have attempted to identify persons who are at increased risk of navicular stress fracture. |
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| In fact, navicular disease has been determined as a cause of lameness in horses as early as 1752 when the syndrome was originally described. |
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| Most of the above conditions are acute causes of heel lameness with the exception of navicular syndrome. |
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| These rules call for palpation of the proximal fifth metatarsal and navicular in patients with acute ankle injuries and midfoot pain. |
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| Bone tenderness over the navicular bone or base of the fifth metatarsal is an indication for radiographs to rule out fracture of the foot. |
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| The navicular and cuboid bones of the ankle are not fused, a primitive condition that separates tylopods from the third suborder the Ruminantia. |
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| These involved, in addition to the base of the first carpometacarpal joint, the trapezium, navicular, surrounding fascial structures or the abductor pollicis brevis muscle. |
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| The metatarsal and the navicular bones were the most commonly involved. |
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| The insertion may ascend on the lateral face of the radius or may be extended distally to the navicular, trapezium, or base of the third metacarpal bone. |
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| The right patella and left tarsal navicular show osteochondritis. |
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| There is now narrowing of some of the carpal joint spaces, particularly that between the navicular and the multangulars. |
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| The roentgenograms showed local loss of density of the navicular, the multangulars, and the cuboid. |
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| Yao suffered a hairline fracture of the tarsal navicular bone late in a May 8 playoff game against the Los Angeles Lakers. |
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| Additional, during the foot loading the higher pressure distribution was under navicular bone and under cuboid bone in flat feet subjects. |
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| Such areas include the apex of the lung, the axilla on a mammogram, sudden, severe headaches, the navicular bone, the head of the pancreas or the ovary. |
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| He wears a minimal white cotton brief, and is pleased by the hance of its pouch, a catenary dip as he faces the mirror, the profile navicular and ostent. |
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| Certainly, the presence of a punctured navicular suggested scavenger involvement in disarticulating the extremities of at least one of the corpses. |
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| Vibram hoof pads are easy to cut, rivet and work with and can be an effective part of a treatment plan for laminitis, thin hoof wall, navicular and other hoof conditions. |
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| The navicular, sesamoids, and calcaneus are also susceptible. |
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