Table 2.
Correspondence between location of pain and tenderness
| Posteromedial ankle (n = 225)a | Arch (n = 78) | Hallux (n = 116) | None (n = 68)b | ||
| Location of FHL tenderness | Posteromedial ankle | 93% (210) | 77% (60) | 60% (70) | 66% (45) |
| Arch | 26% (59) | 73% (57) | 27% (31) | 31% (21) | |
| Hallux | 26% (58) | 44% (34) | 76% (88) | 32% (22) | |
| None | 2% (4) | 3% (2) | 5% (6) | 19% (13) |
Numbers in columns and rows do not add up to 100% since some patients had pain or tenderness in more than one location (as detailed in Methods); location of pain and tenderness are as described in Methods.
a
Data represents percent of patients (n) with pain at the site indicated by the column header.
b
Patients whose pain was primarily located other than along the FHL tendon.