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clinat-172	Branning, Sarah; Jayanthi, Neeru; Winkelmann, Zachary K	Superficial Peroneal Nerve Entrapment in Female Collegiate Tennis Athlete: A Disablement Model Case Study 	2023	10	.pdf	application/pdf	6016	256	44	The peripheral nervous system is made up of sensory and motor nerves that extend from the brain and spinal cord and are responsible for sending messages between the body and the brain.7,8 When a nerve becomes compressed or entrapped, the ability of the nerve to accurately send and receive messages is compromised.9 Because of this, patients with nerve entrapment may experience symptoms of a sharp, burning, or achy pain, paresthesia, muscle weakness, or numbness.7,9 As seen in numerous patients, there is an observed discrepancy in the topographic anatomy of the SPN, which can lead to misdiagnosis of a nerve lesion, or further injury during surgery.1 For example, nerve entrapment typically occurs near the fibular head, but may also occur in peripheral areas of the lower leg including calf, foot, or ankle.3 Because of these anatomical fluctuations, clinical presentation or nerve innervation may differ between cases, ultimately complicating the diagnosis of injury.3 Many other injuries or complications may also occur from the etiologies or risk factors of SPN entrapment, including fracture, sprain, strain, or, in serious cases, cancer or diabetes.1,3,4 Therefore, SPN entrapment commonly gets brushed off or merely listed as a differential diagnosis while more common or serious injuries are initially ruled out.	cache/clinat-172.pdf	txt/clinat-172.txt
