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New England Journal of Medicine, 1965
THE occurrence of peripheral neuropathies caused by compression incident to anatomic alteration has received considerable attention in recent years. Perhaps the best known of these compressive or entrapment neuropathies involves the median nerve as it passes under the transverse carpal ligament at the wrist.
J, Goodgold, H P, Kopell, N I, Spielholz
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THE occurrence of peripheral neuropathies caused by compression incident to anatomic alteration has received considerable attention in recent years. Perhaps the best known of these compressive or entrapment neuropathies involves the median nerve as it passes under the transverse carpal ligament at the wrist.
J, Goodgold, H P, Kopell, N I, Spielholz
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2018
Tarsal tunnel syndrome symptoms include dysthesias and pain in the plantar aspect of the foot, toes, or medial distal calf. Most commonly, this is caused by a space-occupying lesion, for example, a ganglion, and therefore an MRI may be appropriate. Conservative treatment should be tried for 6–12 weeks before operative intervention. Results of operative
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Tarsal tunnel syndrome symptoms include dysthesias and pain in the plantar aspect of the foot, toes, or medial distal calf. Most commonly, this is caused by a space-occupying lesion, for example, a ganglion, and therefore an MRI may be appropriate. Conservative treatment should be tried for 6–12 weeks before operative intervention. Results of operative
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2017
Tarsal tunnel syndrome is a painful compression neuropathy of the tibial nerve as it travels through the tarsal tunnel. This compression can lead to neuritic symptoms of the medial ankle and plantar foot. Treatment is dependent upon the etiology. Surgical care involves releasing the tunnel to limit compression of the tibial nerve. Surgical treatment is
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Tarsal tunnel syndrome is a painful compression neuropathy of the tibial nerve as it travels through the tarsal tunnel. This compression can lead to neuritic symptoms of the medial ankle and plantar foot. Treatment is dependent upon the etiology. Surgical care involves releasing the tunnel to limit compression of the tibial nerve. Surgical treatment is
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Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 1975
H M, Kuritz, T H, Sokoloff
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H M, Kuritz, T H, Sokoloff
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Muscle & nerve, 1984
Tarsal tunnel syndrome is relatively rare and the diagnosis may be difficult even though the etiologies for the syndrome are multiple. The symptoms are often vague but are usually burning pain and paresthesias in the toes and soles of the feet with nocturnal exacerbations.
J A, DeLisa, M A, Saeed
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Tarsal tunnel syndrome is relatively rare and the diagnosis may be difficult even though the etiologies for the syndrome are multiple. The symptoms are often vague but are usually burning pain and paresthesias in the toes and soles of the feet with nocturnal exacerbations.
J A, DeLisa, M A, Saeed
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Electrodiagnosis of the tarsal tunnel syndrome
Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 1980M A, DiGiacomo +3 more
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