Functional anatomy of tarsal tunnel syndrome: a cadaver case series

Authors

A. Schultz
L. Young
K. Sullivan
V. Ceja
Todd E. Davenport, University of the PacificFollow
Tamara L. Little Phelan, University of the PacificFollow
Jim K. Mansoor, University of the PacificFollow

ORCiD

0000-0001-5772-7727

Document Type

Poster

Conference Title/Conference Publication

Annual Conference of the California Physical Therapy Association

Organization

California Physical Therapy Association

Location

Santa Clara, CA

Conference Dates

September 28, 2012-September 29, 2012

Date of Presentation

9-28-2012

Abstract

This functional anatomy demonstration showed the kinesiological basis of tarsal tunnel syndrome (TTS). The relative influences of foot pronation and lower leg loading on tibial nerve loads were compared. Lower leg loading showed the strongest association with tibial nerve loading. This information will assist clinicians in prioritizing interventions for TTS.

Recommended Citation

Schultz, A.; Young, L.; Sullivan, K.; Ceja, V.; Davenport, Todd E.; Phelan, Tamara L. Little; and Mansoor, Jim K., "Functional anatomy of tarsal tunnel syndrome: a cadaver case series" (2012). School of Pharmacy Faculty Presentations. 20.
https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/phs-facpres/20