Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome

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0.75 Category A CEUs

Prolonged inflammation promotes osteoblast activity, leading to improved bone deposition *

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True

False

What are the two leading theories on the etiology of MTSS (Select all that apply)? *

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Nucleus populsus herniating through the annulus fibrosus

Traction on the tibia from muscle attachments

Bony overload

Impingement of neurovascular structures

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What muscles have been shown to be tight in patients with MTSS (Select all that apply)? *

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Soleus

Rectus Femoris

Tibialis Posterior

Biceps Brachii

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Those with MTSS have shown what deficits? *

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Plantar flexor weakness

Decreased Plantar flexor endurance

Increased activity of the soleus during propulsion

All of the above

Gluteal strengthening has been shown to be protective from MTSS *

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True

False

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