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2016
The posterior tibial nerve is a portion of the sciatic nerve that runs down the posterior leg into the foot. It can be entrapped at two major sites: behind the knee at the proximal edge of the soleus muscle and at the ankle in the tarsal tunnel. The small terminal branches of the tibial nerve can be entrapped in the distal ankle and foot and are ...
Michael N. Brown +3 more
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The posterior tibial nerve is a portion of the sciatic nerve that runs down the posterior leg into the foot. It can be entrapped at two major sites: behind the knee at the proximal edge of the soleus muscle and at the ankle in the tarsal tunnel. The small terminal branches of the tibial nerve can be entrapped in the distal ankle and foot and are ...
Michael N. Brown +3 more
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Tibial nerve F‐wave recordings
Muscle & Nerve, 2015ABSTRACTIntroductionTibial F‐wave recordings are remarkable for their complexity and persistence. We postulate that the signal recorded by the E2 (reference) electrode causes this pattern.MethodsTibial F‐wave recordings were made from the abductor hallucis (AH) muscle using the standard montage in 10 subjects.
Sanjeev D, Nandedkar, Paul E, Barkhaus
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Sural-tibial nerve communications in humans
Anatomical Science International, 2002We investigated the occurrence of a communication between the sural and tibial nerves in 49 legs of 28 Japanese cadavers. In front of the calcanean tendon, we found the communication in 7 legs (14.3%) or in 5 cadavers (18.9%). The sural nerve gave rise to a number of medial and lateral branches, including the lateral calcanean branch at the lateral ...
Shin-ichi, Sekiya, Katsuji, Kumaki
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Ultrasonography of the tibial nerve in vasculitic neuropathy
Muscle & Nerve, 2006AbstractUltrasonography is a new imaging method for visualizing peripheral nerves. In vasculitic neuropathy, pain or axonopathy often can prevent the lesion from being localized during electrophysiological examinations, but the ability of ultrasonography to evaluate it morphologically is unknown.
Takao, Ito +4 more
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2019
The posterior tibial nerve innervates the skin of the postero-lateral side of the leg, the lateral aspect of the foot, and the sole of the foot. The cutaneous innervation of the posterior leg is shared between the nerves of the saphenous, superficial fibular, sural, and medial calcaneal branches; the tibial nerve contributes to the latter two ...
Raymond Kennedy +2 more
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The posterior tibial nerve innervates the skin of the postero-lateral side of the leg, the lateral aspect of the foot, and the sole of the foot. The cutaneous innervation of the posterior leg is shared between the nerves of the saphenous, superficial fibular, sural, and medial calcaneal branches; the tibial nerve contributes to the latter two ...
Raymond Kennedy +2 more
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2019
A tibial nerve block is used when tenderness is noted in the regions where trajectories of the tibial nerve locate. This block makes it possible to control pain in the posterior part of the lower leg and anterior sole of the foot.
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A tibial nerve block is used when tenderness is noted in the regions where trajectories of the tibial nerve locate. This block makes it possible to control pain in the posterior part of the lower leg and anterior sole of the foot.
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Ganglion of the posterior tibial nerve
Journal of Neurosurgery, 1974✓ A unique instance of ganglion of a posterior tibial nerve is described, and the histology and nature of this lesion evaluated.
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Method for repair of posterior tibial nerve
The American Journal of Surgery, 1947Abstract Secondary repair of divided peripheral nerves usually requires closing an appreciable gap in the continuity of the nerve. Such defects can be closed by routing the nerve into a more direct course and by taking advantage of positioning one or more joints. The joint is slowly extended to a normal position after healing has occurred.
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