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These nerves are called the medial and lateral plantar nerves. If you over pronate (your foot rolls in when you walk or run as shown ) then pressure is put on these nerves which can become inflammed.

The medial and lateral plantar nerves pass through fibrous openings in the origin of the abductor hallucis. The opening for the medial plantar nerve is bounded superiorly by the spring (or ...

Fig. 2: Surgery to remove the ganglion (arrowhead) found to be compressing the patient's calcaneal and medial plantar nerves. The tarsal tunnel is a fibro-osseous tunnel through which the distal ...

The posterior tibial and plantar nerves are part of the sciatic tract, ... The medial and lateral plantar nerves are most susceptible as they course under the muscle that forms the back of the ...

It receives its nerve supply from a nerve called the medial plantar nerve. This muscle enables the four lateral (outer) toes to be flexed.

The pressure–time integral showed that sideward cutting and 45° cutting induced higher pressures (p<0.05) than running for all recorded areas, except for the lateral forefoot and the lateral arch. In ...