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Fig. 4. —Tenogram shows flexor retinaculum (between arrows), which commonly produces extrinsic compression on posterior tibial tenograms at level of tibial plafond. Care should be taken not to mistake this normal finding for pathologic stenosis or adhesion. Obliquity on this image explains why this narrowing projects below tibial plafond.

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