1989Journal of Bone and Joint SurgeryRequires access

Injury to the tibial and peroneal nerves due to hemorrhage in the popliteal fossa. Two case reports.

Eric L. Logigian, Alan R. Berger, Bhagwan T. Shahani

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The cases that we are reporting illustrate that tibial neumropathy after injury to the knee may be more frequent than has been previously recognized because clinical and electrophysiological deficits may be confined to nerve twigs that branch from the tibial nerve distal to the knee

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The cases that we are reporting illustrate that tibial neumropathy after injury to the knee may be more frequent than has been previously recognized because clinical and electrophysiological deficits may be confined to nerve twigs that branch from the tibial nerve distal to the knee

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The cases that we are reporting illustrate that tibial neumropathy after injury to the knee may be more frequent than has been previously recognized because clinical and electrophysiological deficits may be confined to nerve twigs that branch from the tibial nerve distal to the knee

Key concepts: Popliteal fossa, Tibial nerve, Medicine, Common peroneal nerve, Surgery, Anatomy, Internal medicine, Stimulation

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