peroneal

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per·o·ne·al

(pĕr′ə-nē′əl)

adj.

Of or relating to the fibula or to the outer portion of the leg.

[From Greek peronē, pin of a brooch, fibula; see per- in Indo-European roots.]

peroneal

(ˌpɛrəˈniːəl)

adj

(Anatomy) anatomy of or relating to the fibula or the outer side of the leg

[C19: from New Latin peronē fibula, from Greek: fibula]

per•o•ne•al

(ˌpɛr əˈni əl)

adj.

pertaining to or situated near the fibula.

[1825–35; < New Latin perone(us) (< Greek perónē fibula) + -al¹]

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Adj.

peroneal - of or relating to the fibula or the outer part of the leg below the knee

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peroneal

adj peroneo

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17] In addition, the foot cannot achieve active extension after peroneal nerve injury, which could obtain function of active extension by tendon transposition of the posterior tibial muscle.

Advance of Peripheral Nerve Injury Repair and Reconstruction

He described a severe pain sensation in the skin over the superficial peroneal nerve innervation during cutaneous sensory examination of his left foot with a soft cotton.

A Patient with Neuro-Behcet's Syndrome Presenting with Peripheral Nerve Involvement

Peroneal neuropathy (PN) is one of the neurological complications after BS.

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Specifically, pure motor paresis in lower extremities, like foot drops, are first thought to be caused by traumatic damage to peroneal nerves, lumbosacral radiculopathies, spinal cord tumors or by multiple sclerosis.

An Unexpected Reason for Isolated Foot Drop: Acute Stroke

The original technique is performed by an oblique based full thickness lateral incision on the calcaneus in line of the osteotomy (4,5) posterior to the peroneal tendons and the sural nerve.

Technique Tricks for the Gleich-Koutsogiannis Surgical Procedure for Correction of the Adult Acquired Flatfoot

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Neuritis most commonly affected ulnar nerve followed by common peroneal nerve.

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In the lower extremities, while peroneal nerve entrapment is seen most frequently, entrapments in the sciatic nerve and all of its 5 terminal branches, namely tibial, deep peroneal, superficial peroneal, sural, saphenous can be seen.

BENIGN BONE AND SOFT-TISSUE TUMORS OF THE EXTREMITIES CAUSING COMPRESSION OF NERVES/SINIR BASISI YAPAN BENIGN KEMIK VE YUMUSAK DOKU TUMORLERI: CERRAHI TEDA VISONUCLARIMIZ VE LITERATUR DERLEMESI

Furthermore, the authors suggested that using flexible reamers prevent the complications associated with knee hyperflexion, short femoral tunnels and peroneal nerve injury in straight and rigid reamers.

Is there a difference between the flexible and rigid reamer in femoral tunnel length in ACL reconstruction in anteromedial portal

En 1921 Sloman demostro que el pie espastico peroneal esta intimamente unido a la existencia de la barra calcaneo-navicular y describio las caracteristicas de esta coalicion en la radiografia oblicua (2-4).

Coalicion calcaneo-navicular asociada a pie plano rigido infantil. A proposito de un caso

A Madrid statement read: "Real Madrid's medical services have decided that Gareth Bale will undergo surgery as a result of the peroneal tendon injury in his right ankle.

Bale to undergo ankle surgery

The Wales international was replaced just before the hour mark during the 2-1 victory in Portugal and tests yesterday revealed that he had suffered damage to his peroneal tendons.