… of these common entrapment neuropathies by reviewing the … entrapment syndrome, such
as “Entrapment Neuropathy”, “… For the deep fibular nerve, it can also show fascial defects and …

… The entrapment of the nerve between the knot of Henry (fascial sling formed by the crossing
of the flexor digitorum longus and the flexor hallucis longus tendon) and the navicular …

… fascial structures, fibrosis and neurovascular fascial adhesions. Inhibited tissues, unable to
generate sufficient force to ensure appropriate fascial … Site-specific fascia tuning pegs provide …

… Typically, release of the superficial and deep fascia of the abductor hallucis overlying the …
distally and released from any entrapment caused by the medial plantar fascia, FDB, or QP (Fig…

… Upon reaching the lower third of the leg, the SPN pierces the crural fascia to exit … entrapment
neuropathies are relatively uncommon in the lower extremities, peroneal nerve entrapment …

… it passes through the fascial leash in the deep fascia of the abductor halluces … Entrapment
of the distal saphenous nerve is a very rare condition, the rarest of all entrapment neuropathies …

… fascial defect, and mass lesions; it can be idiopathic. Idiopathic … entrapment neuropathy
involves entrapment at site where nerve penetrates fascia and overall compression below fascia. …

… in fascial tissues of some sorts in the human body, suggests that the body-wide fascial network
… Note that such entrapment neuropathies seem to be more frequent and/or be more easily …

… it passes through the fascial leash in the deep fascia of the abductor halluces … Entrapment
of the distal saphenous nerve is a very rare condition, the rarest of all entrapment neuropathies …

… differences whereby the discussion from the side of fasciae might be contributory [2]. Recent
… deep fascia playing a role in myofascial force transmission [3]. Moreover, the fascial layers …