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UConnJulie · 02-12-2008, 06:41 AM

Could be osteophytes ... could be cysts ... if the MRI comes back negative, it is likely that the talus is just sitting improperly between the calcaneus and the distal tib-fib joint. Most of these respond really well to joint mobilization (again in the absence of pathology).

Some PTs in San Francisco who might be able to help ...

Kimberley Parker
Elizabeth Pastore
Malini Thadani-Singh
Heather Davis

There's a whole list of California COMT's here (who based upon the coursework they have taken and the certification they have passed I would say SHOULD be good).

02-12-2008, 06:41 AM	#2 (permalink)
UConnJulie PEELEing :o) Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Connecticut Posts: 5,703 My Profile	Could be osteophytes ... could be cysts ... if the MRI comes back negative, it is likely that the talus is just sitting improperly between the calcaneus and the distal tib-fib joint. Most of these respond really well to joint mobilization (again in the absence of pathology). Some PTs in San Francisco who might be able to help ... Kimberley Parker Elizabeth Pastore Malini Thadani-Singh Heather Davis There's a whole list of California COMT's here (who based upon the coursework they have taken and the certification they have passed I would say SHOULD be good). __________________ Life's a Journey ... Enjoy the Ride! Watch Me Shrink PM me if you want access ... the more the merrier!