ULTRASOUND FINDINGS IN MORTON’S NEUROMA
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https://doi.org/10.51473/rcmos.v1i1.2024.519Keywords:
Morton’s Neuroma, ultrasound, diagnosis.Abstract
Morton's neuroma is a pseudotumor lesion that can cause discomfort in the feet. The
diagnosis of this disease is carried out by the attending physician, through the evaluation of
the symptoms presented by the patient, in addition to a physical examination. Imaging exams,
such as ultrasound, can help diagnose Morton's neuroma, or exclude differential diagnoses.
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