The Medial Tibial Syndrome
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Most runners, occasionally even joggers, complain at some time of pain over the inner border of the shin. Among athletes this complaint is known as “shin splints”. The pain generally disappears within a few weeks, but the condition may also become chronic, with bouts of pain recurring over a period of several months. The pain may be so severe as to make consistent training impossible. Having excluded the possibility of stress fracture, I have labelled this condition the “medial tibial syndrome”. Relief has followed treatment by operation.
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