Punit Tiwari on Instagram: "Baxter's nerve entrapment (first branch of the lateral plantar nerve) is a common cause of chronic, burning, or tingling heel pain that is often misdiagnosed as plantar fasciitis, accounting for up to 20% of cases. It is primarily diagnosed through physical examination for tenderness at the medial heel/arch Physical Exam (Tinels Sign): Percussion or tapping along the nerve's course, specifically in the medial heel/arch area, produces pain, tingling, or "pins and needl

docteur Thomas Apard MD on Instagram: "Double ulnar nerve crush Guyon and Elbow entrapment Wartenberg+ Froment + Weakness ADM and FDP5 Amyotrophy Anesthesia of 4th and 5th fingers Pseudo Tinel’s sign at elbow and Guyon 😅"