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instability Carpal instability Scapholunate dissociation Ulnar nerve compression (cyclists, golfers) Flexor carpi ulnaris tendinopathy Extensor carpi uinaris

Instability Snapping Biceps Femoris and Popliteus Tendons Peroneal Nerve Compression/Neuritis Baker's or popliteal cyst Popliteus Tendinopathy Popliteal artery

symptom in some neuropathies, but without objective sensory loss on exam. Neuropathic pain can occur which can be spontaneous and/or paroxysmal. Allodynia and

loss. Compression of axons, including those of the lumbar nerve roots, does not cause activity in nociceptive afferent fibres. Meanwhile, compression of a

due to its position above the pelvic brim rendering it susceptible to compression by the fetal head. Risk factors include short maternal stature and cephalopelvic

disruption: Compression injuries are the most relevant which can occur with a single event such as a fall onto the buttocks or with repetitive compression loads

dorsal root ganglion. Inflammation plays an important role as simple compression does not necessarily result in pain. Radicular pain may or may not be

inferior calcaneal nerve entrapment, is plantar heel pain arising from compression of the inferior calcaneal nerve (Baxter nerve). Main article: Inferior

degenerative scoliosis. Lumbar Extraforaminal Area Far lateral disc herniation compression of exiting nerve root Corporotransverse ligament nerve entrapment in rotatory

barely reach clinical significance for effect compared to placebo. In neuropathic pain trials the mean pain score reduction for the placebo arms ranges

Trauma vs atraumatic sudden vs insidious Pain Location and character Any neuropathic qualities? Pattern Inflammatory arthropathy – morning stiffness, rest

Hindfoot valgus Pes planus Post-traumatic fibrosis Os trigonum Patients get neuropathic pain from the tibial nerve. The pain may be aching or burning and they

or near the thoracic outlet leading to neurovascular compression. NTOS: Neurovascular compression in TOS can occur at three different anatomic levels Interscalene

fibers in a spinal nerve or its roots or other neuropathic mechanisms Radicular pain is a subset of neuropathic pain, and refers to pain that is evoked with

treatment options, refer to standard text Small Fibre Neuropathy Idiopathic Neuropathic pain Nil routine available in NZ TCAs, gabapentinoids Idiopathic Intracranial

of nociceptive afferent fibers in a spinal nerve or its roots or other neuropathic mechanisms Definition Cervical Radiculopathy Objective loss of sensory

of low back pain. Neuropathic pain sits in contrast to visceral and somatic referred pain. Radicular pain is a subset of neuropathic pain, and refers to

cases of fascial constriction over the ilium. The prevalence of vertebral compression fractures is higher in those with SCN entrapment than in those without

some causes particularly with large cysts, neurological dysfunction and neuropathic pain can occur. However symptoms don't correlate very well with the size

tenderness of the left temporomandibular joint line with a positive joint compression test, as well as tenderness of the left masseter and temporalis. Examination