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Callosities of the heel and ankle area resulting typically from structural deformities of the foot or abnormalities of gait. They may also result from ill-fitting footwear. A distinct and common form is due to sitting back onto the feet from a kneeling position, thereby exposing the skin overlying the talus to repeated pressure and friction (talar callosity).

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
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English	Hindfoot callosities	Callosities of the heel and ankle area resulting typically from structural deformities of the foot or abnormalities of gait. They may also result from ill-fitting footwear. A distinct and common form is due to sitting back onto the feet from a kneeling position, thereby exposing the skin overlying the talus to repeated pressure and friction (talar callosity).