Case Report
Acute Achilles Paratendinopathy following Major Injury of the Crural Fascia in a Professional Soccer Player: A Possible Correlation?
Table 2
Timeline. Summary of the relevant player’s clinical history.
| Time interval | Pathology | Details | Evaluation |
| | 2 weeks | Retrocalcaneal bursitis | Resolution of the condition through local corticosteroid injection | Ultrasound examination | 6 weeks | Acute Achilles paratendinopathy | Clinical picture manifested itself 2 days after injection into the bursa | Clinical assessment and ultrasound examination | 9 months | The footballer trains and plays regularly | 2 months | Injury to the Crural Fascia (rehabilitation course, described in Table 1) | Crural Fascia injury result: hypertrophic scar tissue | See Table 1 | 2 weeks | The footballer trains and plays regularly | 3 weeks | Acute Achilles paratendinopathy | Clinical picture manifested itself 1 day after the first official match in which he participated | Clinical assessment and ultrasound examination |
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