Starting also at the foot and running into the posterior tibial vein is the peroneal vein.
In the BACK OF THE LEG are the Post, Tibial and Peroneal Arteries descend the back and outside of leg from below ham, passing behind ankle-bones.
Tibial and Peroneal Arteries descend behind ankle-bones; the former supplies branches, which spread out on sole of foot.
Complete peronealmotor paralysis and anæsthesia, except in the hinder part of the region supplied by the mixed external saphenous.
At the end of four months very considerable improvement had taken place, but there was no return of motor power in the right leg, or the muscles supplied by the peroneal nerve in the left leg.
In the anterior tibial and peroneal groups the faradic irritability is much diminished, that in the peroneus longus being the lowest of all.
When bullets crossed the popliteal space, given wounds of equal severity in corresponding degrees of contiguity to the respective nerves, the peroneal element always suffered in greater degree.
Unfortunately no explanation of these remarkable facts, so forcibly impressed by the large series of cases with peroneal symptoms seen in a short time, is forthcoming.
This was so pronounced as to amount to as high a proportion of peroneal symptoms as 90 per cent.
The lower extremities are much wasted, especially the peroneal muscles.
On examination the peroneal muscles reacted but sluggishly to faradic irritation.
The wound was followed immediately by completeperoneal paralysis, both motor and sensory.
Again, the peroneal nerve symptoms were more obstinate and prolonged, and instances of ascending neuritis were more common than in the case of any other nerve of the lower extremity, and the trophic wasting of muscles was more marked.
An aneurismal varix of the calf vessels developed, also incomplete peroneal paralysis.
There was also definite improvement in the size and tone of the peroneal muscles, although no motor power was regained.
The peroneal nerve, therefore, acquires the same unenviable degree of importance in the lower extremity enjoyed by the musculo-spiral in the upper.
Here, again, we are confronted with the fact that the peroneal element of the great sciatic nerve is the more prone to idiopathic inflammations or toxic influences, and hence we can only assume it to possess a special vulnerability.
Complete peroneal paralysis followed, which rapidly improved, and on the twenty-second day was nearly well.
In the pig, the short peronealis situated on the same plane as the long.
A little before this insertion it crosses the tendon of the long peroneal in passing to the outer side of the latter.
It is sometimes called, on account of one of its actions, and the position which it occupies, the 'external flexor, or peroneal muscle of the leg.
This fasciculus is designated by some authors under the name of the peroneal of the fifth toe, or the proper extensor of the same toe.
In the ox, the fleshy fibres of the short peroneal arise from a fibrous band which replaces the fibula, and from the external tuberosity of the tibia.
In the horse, it is the sole representative of the peroneal muscles, and veterinary anatomists have given it the name of the lateral extensor of the phalanges.
To the short peroneal muscle is found annexed a very thin fasciculus which lies upon it.
In brief, we can, without inconvenience, consider it as a fasciculus of the short peroneal muscle.
The muscular branch of the external peroneal nerve.
Upon galvanic examination, theperoneal and tibial nerve trunks were found normally excitable.
A patient suffered from a rupture of the peroneal nerve in its lower part, September, 1915, and had operation scars before and behind the external malleolus.
In some cases, the twig arises from the deep peroneal branch alone (which is not joined by the superficial peroneal nerve).
In some specimens, minute twigs come off the peroneal nerve near the middle of the thigh and enter M.
A twig comes off the medial surface of the tibial nerve near the distal end of the main trunk, passes anteriorly deep to the peroneal nerve, and penetrates the lateral surface of M.
The compound nerve formed by the fusion of a branch of the superficial peroneal nerve with a branch of the deep peroneal nerve gives a twig to the proximal end of the muscle.
The superficial peroneal branch of the peroneal nerve sends a twig into the proximal part of the muscle.
In one leg, a nonmuscular twig arises from the base of the cutaneous branch of the peroneal nerve and passes anteriorly deep to M.
The branch passing lateral to the main insertion passes between the latter and the accessory insertion (medial to the latter) and is joined by a branch of the superficial peroneal nerve.
I found in Tympanuchus and Pedioecetes a branch of the tibial nerve that is closely associated with, and distributed with, the peroneal nerve and has been mistakenly considered a part of the peroneal nerve by some workers.
In neither of Gadow's works did he distinguish tibial and peroneal components in the thigh.
II is innervated in Casuarius by both the deep peroneal nerve and branch IIe and in Rhea by branch Ic (paraperoneal branch of tibial nerve).
Those findings should be viewed with suspicion until verified, because the proximal parts of the tibial and peroneal nerves are intimately associated and their relationship is easily misinterpreted.
The branch of the deepperoneal nerve that passes medial to the main insertion of M.
Fisher's postfibular branch of the peroneal nerve, which supplies the latter three muscles, apparently represents the paraperoneal branch of the tibial nerve.
Pressure on the tibial and commonperoneal nerves gives rise to severe pain, muscular cramp, and weakness of the leg.
The Common Peroneal (external popliteal) nerve# is exposed to injury where it winds round the neck of the fibula, because it is superficial and lies against the unyielding bone.
Partial division is more common than complete, and it is noteworthy that the fibres destined for the peroneal nerve are more often and more severely injured than those for the tibial (internal popliteal).
A similar deformity may result from section of the peroneal (external popliteal) nerve, from the peroneal form of progressive muscular atrophy, and from peripheral neuritis.
The chief clinical interest of this fracture lies in the fact that it may implicate the common peroneal nerve, and cause drop-foot.
An intermediate type is sometimes seen, in which the peroneal spasm is so great that the foot is held abducted and everted as long as the spasm lasts (spastic flat foot.
It is either congenital or acquired, and in the latter case it is due to infantile paralysis of the extensor and peroneal muscles.
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