Ruptured posterior tibial tendon

What is ruptured posterior tibial tendon?

The posterior tibial tendon attaches the calf muscles to the bones of the inside of the foot. When a rupture or tear occurs to this tendon, the stability and support for the arch of the foot is compromised and may result in a flatfoot.

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Top 5 symptoms reported by people with ruptured posterior tibial tendon*

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Who has ruptured posterior tibial tendon on PatientsLikeMe?

Age

Age Proportion # of patients
<20 0
20s 0
30s 1
40s 4
50s 7
60s 7
70+ 10

Distribution of sex

Sex

Sex Proportion # of patients
Male 9
Female 20
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