Unmasking Exercise-Induced Leg Pain: Key Differential Diagnosis (physiotutors.com)

• Common causes: CECS, MTSS, stress fractures, tendinopathies
• Clinical tests and imaging for differentiation
• Importance of accurate diagnosis for rehab

"This article reviews differential diagnoses for exercise-induced leg pain commonly seen by physiotherapists. It highlights conditions such as chronic exertional compartment syndrome, medial tibial stress syndrome, stress fractures, and tendinopathies. Emphasis is placed on clinical examination and imaging to differentiate. The authors stress accurate diagnosis for effective treatment and rehabilitation."