Peroneal nerve palsy (medical condition): A condition resulting from damage to the peroneal nerve which branches from the sciatic nerve and allows for movement and sensation in the lower legs and feet. Damage to the nerve can be caused by knee injury or trauma, lower leg bone fracture, constriction of the lower leg or even persistent crossing of the legs.
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Common peroneal nerve dysfunction:
»Introduction: Common peroneal nerve dysfunction
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Peroneal nerve palsy: Another name for Common peroneal nerve dysfunction (or close medical condition association).
»Introduction: Common peroneal nerve dysfunction
»Symptoms of Common peroneal nerve dysfunction
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