A healthy, 39-year-old man who works at construction sites arrived with a 1-year history of
“electric shocks” in his right foot whenever he wore his work boots. This was initially …

The tarsal tunnel is located along the medial aspect of the ankle and foot and is considered
a fibro-osseous space between the medial malleolus and the calcaneus. Several structures …

Tarsal tunnel syndrome (TTS) was first reported in 1962 by Drs. Keck and Lam. It relates to
symptoms developing because of nerve entrapment at the ankle. There is an anterior (top of …

According to our review, there is limited high-level robust evidence to guide and refine the
clinical management of tarsal tunnel syndrome.[...] a structured approach to managing …

Tarsal tunnel syndrome is an uncommon clinical entity. This article will review the published
reports on tarsal tunnel syndrome with respect to its anatomy, cause, pathophysiology …

Between 1986 and 1999, we surgically treated 41 patients (49 feet) with Tarsal Tunnel
Syndrome (TTS) in whom seven (eight feet) were associated with an accessory muscle. An …

Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Page 1 FEATURE — Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Barbara C. Kuper
Tarsal tunnel syndrome (TTS) is an often misdiagnosed and evasive compression neuropathy …

The pathogenesis, etiology, and diagnostic features of the anterior tarsal tunnel syndrome
as it affects the foot are discussed in this manuscript.

In 14 patients tarsal tunnel syndrome was associated with varus heels and pronated,
splayed forefeet. Review of the literature and the author's experience suggest that these …

During a 10-year period, 47 patients underwent surgical management for tarsal tunnel
syndrome (TTS). Of these, 34 (36 feet) were available for complete retrospective analysis by …