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Morton's metatarsalgia
Acute metatarsalgia (Morton)
Typical history : sudden sharp pain on walking (the pain lasts a few minutes, but the foot remains warm for several hours) ; long painfree episodes between the
attacks.
Negative clinical examination.
Cause : neuroma of the digital nerve between the metatarsal heads 4-5 (or 3-4).
Treatment : support under the 4th metatarsal head.
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