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Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome

Medical Questions » Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
Name: Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
Also known as:
Damage to one of the main nerves supplying the foot.
Causes of Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
Due to compression on the posterior tibial nerve as it passes the ankle joint after an injures to the area from repetitive use or a sudden strain.
Symptoms of Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
Pins and needles sensation in toes and sole of the foot, and weakness of muscles in the foot.
Tests for Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
Electromyography (EMG) shows abnormal nerve and muscle function.
Treatment for Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
Corticosteroid injection around the nerve at the point where it is being pinched, or surgery to release trapped nerve.
Complications of Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome of its treatment
Permanent damage to the nerve may result in loss of sensation and function in the foot.
Likely Outcome of Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
Good results from treatment.
       
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