Physical Examination of the Foot & Ankle

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Inspection Standing, feet straight forward facing toward examiner Swelling Deformity Flatfoot (pes planus and hindfoot valgus) High arch (pes cavus and hindfoot varus) Peek-a-boo heel Varus Too many toes Valgus Hallux valgus/varus Hammertoes/Clawtoes/Cross over toes etc. Standing, feet straight forward facing away from examiner Hindfoot varus or valgus Calf atrophy In general Calluses and location Swelling Skin condition Physical Examination of the Foot & Ankle Palpation Bones Shaft of tibia and fibula, extending down to medial and lateral malleoli Neck and dome of talus Navicular tuberosity 5 th Metatarsal Midfoot tarsometatarsal joints Metatarsal heads, metatarsal phalangeal joints Calcaneus, including medial head Sinus Tarsi Ligaments Anterior Inferior Tibiotalar ligament (AITFL, syndesmosis) Anterior Talofibular ligament (ATFL) Calcaneofibular ligament (CFL) Deltoid ligament complex Tendons Achilles Posterior tibial tendon Peroneal tendons Tibialis anterior

ROM Always compare to contralateral side Ankle - Dorsiflexion/Plantarflexion Subtalar - Inversion/Eversion Transverse Tarsal Calcaneal cuboid and talonavicular joints; abduction/adduction MTP Phalangeal Types of ROM Active Passive Resistive Neurovascular Assessment Nerve function Motor strength Achilles Tibialis posterior Peroneals Tibialis anterior Extensor hallux and digatorum longus Flexor hallux and digatorum longus Sensation - 5.07 or 10 gram monofilament Vascular status Distal pulses DP/PT pulse Capillary refill Dependent erythema Gait Analysis Phase of gait Stride length Foot progression Asymmetry Examine the soles of shoes/insoles

Special Tests Physical Examination of the Foot & Ankle Talar Tilt test integrity of lateral ankle ligaments or prone with ankle off the end of the table *Patient must be relaxed Stabilize tibia and medially shift talus; compare to contralateral side Increased laxity or soft end point (subtle) Anterior Drawer integrity of anterior talofibular ligament *Patient must be relaxed Stabilize tibia, draw ankle forward while gripping hindfoot (talus and calcaneus) with ankle neutral or 10-20 plantarflexion Increased laxity compared to contralateral side External Rotation or Kleiger s Test syndesmotic injuries Supine End of bed Stabilize tibia and externally rotate foot Pain at AITFL (1cm above ankle and lateral joint)

Thompson s Test integrity of Achilles tendon Prone with or without knee at 90 Side of the bed Squeeze calf and look for plantarflexion Minimal or no plantarflexion compared to contralateral side Posterior Crunch Test posterior ankle impingement, os trigonum Prone with ankles off the end of the bed End of bed Max plantarflexion of ankle Pain in posterior ankle Silfverskiold Test gastroc muscle contracture Supine Side of the bed Check dorsiflexion of ankle with knee extended fully vs flexed 10 increase in dorsiflexion with knee bent

Colman Block Test forefoot/hindfoot driven varus Standing Behind patient 1 to 1.5cm block or book under heel and lateral rays of foot *Not under 1 st MTP joint Varus corrects with block = forefoot driven