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Prevention of ulceration, amputation, and reduction of hospitalization: outcomes of a prospective multicenter trial of tibial neurolysis in patients with diabetic neuropathy by Dellon, A Lee, Muse, Vickie L, Nickerson, D Scott, Akre, Thomas, Anderson, Sharon R, Barrett, Steve L, Biddinger, Kent R, Bregman, Peter J, Bullard, Bryan P, Dauphinee, Damien M, DeJesus, James M, DeJesus, Ramon A, Ducic, Ivica, Dunkerly, Jeffery, Galina, Michael R, Hung, Virginia, Ichtertz, Dolf R, Kutka, Michael F, Jacoby, Richard P, Johnson, J Barry, Mader, David W, Maloney, Jr, Christopher T, Mancuso, Peter J, Martin, R Craig, Martin, Rick F, McDowel, Brian A, Rizzo, Vito J, Rose, Michael, Rosson, Gedge D, Shafiroff, Bruce B, Steck, Jerome K, Stolarski, Raymond G, Swier, Patrick, Wellens-Bruschayt, Tatiana A, Wilke, Bronwyn, Williams, Eric H, Wood, Michael A, Wood, William A, Younes, Michael P, Yuksel, Fuat

“…This is the first multicenter prospective study of outcomes of tibial neurolysis in diabetics with neuropathy and chronic compression of the tibial nerve in…”
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A positive Tinel sign as predictor of pain relief or sensory recovery after decompression of chronic tibial nerve compression in patients with diabetic neuropathy by Dellon, A Lee, Muse, Vicki L, Scott, Nickerson D, Akre, Thomas, Anderson, Sharon R, Barret, Steve L, Biddinger, Kent R, Bregman, Peter J, Bullard, Bryan P, Dauphinee, Damien M, DeJesus, James M, DeJesus, Ramon A, Ducic, Ivica, Dunkerly, Jeffery, Galina, Michael R, Hung, Virginia, Ichtertz, Dolf R, Kutka, Michael F, Jacoby, Richard P, Johnson, J Barry, Mader, David W, Maloney, Jr, Christopher T, Mancuso, Peter J, Martin, R Craig, Martin, Rick F, McDowel, Brian A, Rizzo, Vito J, Rose, Michael, Rosson, Gedge D, Shafiroff, Bruce B, Steck, Jerome K, Stolarski, Raymond G, Swier, Patrick, Wellens-Bruschayt, Tatiana A, Wilke, Bronwyn, Williams, Eric H, Wood, Michael A, Wood, William A, Younes, Michael P, Yuksel, Fuat

“…Predictive ability of a positive Tinel sign over the tibial nerve in the tarsal was evaluated as a prognostic sign in determining sensory outcomes after distal…”
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