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Common Peroneal Nerve Dysfunction
2021This chapter discusses common peroneal nerve dysfunction, its causes, clinical presentation, investigation and management.
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Common Peroneal Nerve Entrapment
2016Common peroneal nerve pathology is the most common lower extremity mononeuropathy. Dysfunction of this nerve is a cause of foot drop and anterolateral calf sensory disturbances and pain. The pattern of pain and weakness, as well as the mechanism of injury, are clues as to the etiology.
Natalia Murinova +3 more
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Intraneural chondroid lipoma on the common peroneal nerve
Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy, 2010AbstractBoth intraneural lipoma and chondroid lipoma have been reported in the previous literature as a separate disease entity on rare occasions. But intraneural chondroid lipoma has not been ever reported till now. So we present such a patient with an intraneural chondroid lipoma localized to common peroneal nerve.
Sang-Eun, Park +2 more
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Common Peroneal Nerve (aka Common Fibular Nerve)
2015The common peroneal nerve (also called common fibular nerve) is one of the two terminal branches of the sciatic nerve in the lower third of the thigh. It runs laterally, medial to the biceps femoris tendon, then posterior to the fibular head , and lateral to the fibular neck . It gives off the sural communicating branch (lateral sural cutaneous nerve ).
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Zone of Traction Injury of the Common Peroneal Nerve
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 2007The history of functional motor recovery after reconstruction of traction injury to the common peroneal nerve is poor, regardless of technique and regardless of the experience of the surgeon doing the reconstruction. The hypothesis tested is that the failure of functional motor recovery after common peroneal nerve traction injury is because the zone of
Anil R, Prasad +2 more
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Common Peroneal Nerve Entrapment
1990Because of its course at the head of the fibula, the peroneal nerve and its branches are subject to various forms of entrapment, each having relatively specific symptomatology. Because of the superficial position of the nerve resting on the underlying bone, the common peroneal nerve is vulnerable to entrapment with numerous etiologic factors (Fig. 23).
Oscar A. Turner +2 more
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A case of intraneural cyst of the common peroneal nerve
The Italian Journal of Neurological Sciences, 1988Intraneural cysts of the common peroneal nerve, as of other peripheral nerves, are rare. Their etiopathogenesis is unknown, though theories involving a tumor of synovial origin, mucoid degeneration or injury have all been proposed. An ex-amateur footballer with paralysis of the left CPN but unaffected peroneus longus proved, on surgical exploration of ...
A, Meo, B, Lucci
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Cryotherapy-Induced Common Peroneal Nerve Palsy
Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine, 1997To report an uncommon complication of distal hamstring icing, cryotherapy-induced common peroneal nerve palsy.A 22-year-old football player applied ice to his distal hamstring for 20 min because of soreness. This application of ice resulted in foot drop and sensory changes in the anterior lower leg and dorsum of the foot.
J L, Moeller, J, Monroe, D B, McKeag
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Entrapment of crural branches of the common peroneal nerve
2005Failed back surgery syndrome (FBSS) occurs in 30% of operated patients and represents a heavy problem both regarding disability and costs in first world countries. Among FBSS we found the possibility of a double crush syndrome: a disco-radicular conflict and a peripheral nerve entrapment.
CROTTI, Francesco +4 more
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Entrapment of the common peroneal nerve
The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 1987B N, Møller, S, Kadin
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