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See Latest ArticlesBilateral rupture of achilles tendon (bilrat) without predisposing systemic disease or steroid use
The Internet Journal of Orthopedic Surgery, 10/15/09
Garg S et al. – Spontaneous Bilateral ruptures of tendoachilles is an uncommon injury, however when found they are associated with underlying medical conditions or consumption of drugs such as steroids or quinolones. The authors present a case where bilateral rupture of tendoachilles was seen without any predisposing condition.
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