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What do doctors do for a 5month old peroneus tertius injury?
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Please: See a physical medicine physician for assessment and treatment. It all depends on how severe the tendon/muscle injury is. Ultrasound and MRI can sometimes help in that evaluation depending on your doctor's advice.
Answered 6/10/2014
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