Treatment of anterior tarsal tunnel syndrome through an endoscopic or open technique

Highlights • Endoscopic technique is used to visualize and decompress the nerve. • Indications for endoscopic procedure are a well-defined imaging abnormality. • Typical imaging pathologies are osteophytes, ganglions or localized synovitis.

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Published in:	Foot (Edinburgh, Scotland) Vol. 25; no. 3; pp. 148 - 151
Main Authors:	Yassin, Mustafa, Garti, Avraham, Weissbrot, Moshe, Heller, Eyal, Robinson, Dror
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Scotland Elsevier Ltd 01-09-2015
Subjects:	Ankle Cohort Studies Endoscopy Humans Mid-foot Orthopedics Peroneal nerve Recovery of Function Tarsal tunnel Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome - complications Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome - diagnosis Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome - surgery Treatment Outcome Ankle Peroneal nerve Tarsal tunnel Endoscopy Mid-foot
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Summary:	Highlights • Endoscopic technique is used to visualize and decompress the nerve. • Indications for endoscopic procedure are a well-defined imaging abnormality. • Typical imaging pathologies are osteophytes, ganglions or localized synovitis.
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ISSN:	0958-2592 1532-2963
DOI:	10.1016/j.foot.2015.05.007