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General Physiology Lecture

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This problem is a fairly common benign nerve growth and begins when the other outer coating of a nerve in foot thickens. This thickening is caused by irritation of branches of the medial and lateral plantar nerves that results when 2 bones repeatedly rub together.

Author: Stelle Anthonette



Answer:

Morton's Neuroma


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