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tunnel This test aims to compress the posterior tibial nerve and its branches to provoke entrapment signs of Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome. The ankle is maximally

proliferation. Blood-Nerve Barrier: Compression of the median nerve can lead to blood-nerve barrier injury as well as ischaemic injury. The Blood-Nerve Barrier is

the potential significance of VSC, VSR, VVR. Abdominal wall cutaneous nerve entrapment syndrome, Myofascial pain, Regional pain syndrome, Non specific abdominal

provided by the median nerve, while innervation of the ulnar two FDP tendons (ring and small finger) is provided by the ulnar nerve. Each digit also has

(superficial radial nerve at the distal forearm) Humeral Shaft Fracture Other Peripheral Nerve Lesions Suprascapular Nerve Entrapment (at suprascapular notch