02/27/2026
Progressive damage and fraying of the posterior or tibial tendon can lead to a loss of arch height and pain on the inside of the ankle. Early, accurate diagnosis and treatment are essential for managing adult-acquired flatfoot to limit tendon damage and prevent further complications. To learn more about posterior tibial tendon dysfunction, check out the blog below.
https://www.selectfas.com/post/understanding-adult-acquired-flat-foot-diagnosis-and-treatment-options
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