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Stephanie Oexeman1, Carlos I Arroyo2, Edgardo R Rodriguez-Collazo3
1AMITA Health - St. Joseph Hospital, Podiatric Fellow Office, Suite 425, 2913 North Commonwealth Avenue, Chicago, IL 60657, USA.
Abstract:
Dysfunction of the tibial nerve can progress to painful and potentially disabling conditions. There are multiple sites of entrapment along the course of the tibial nerve. Detailed knowledge of the anatomy and anatomic variations is critical for a surgeon to be able to properly diagnose and treat patients with tibial nerve injuries. Repair of tibial nerve injuries involves a thorough history, physical examination, diagnostic studies, and microsurgical techniques. This article discusses sites of tibial nerve entrapment and use of a surgical algorithm that provides a systematic approach that has been successful within the literature in treating chronic tibial neuritic pain.
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