Unusual Cause of Intractable Heel Pain – Corrected Proof

Abstract: We report a case of severe heel pain that did not respond to noninvasive measures. Magnetic resonance imaging scans revealed a soft tissue mass that after complete surgical excision was found to be an epidermal cyst.

Abstract: We report a case of severe heel pain that did not respond to noninvasive measures. Magnetic resonance imaging scans revealed a soft tissue mass that after complete surgical excision was found to be an epidermal cyst.

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Unusual Cause of Intractable Heel Pain – Corrected Proof

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