Popliteus Strain Causing Tibial Nerve Palsy with a Permanent Partial Deficit: A Case Report
Isolated tears of the popliteus are rare. Ortiguera et al. present a case of isolated partial rupture of the popliteus muscle causing tibial nerve pasly with a permanent partial deficit in a high-level tennis player.
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| description | Isolated tears of the popliteus are rare. Ortiguera et al. present a case of isolated partial rupture of the popliteus muscle causing tibial nerve pasly with a permanent partial deficit in a high-level tennis player. |
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