The common peroneal nerve is responsible for sensation (feeling) on the front and side of the lower leg as well as the top of the foot. The motor […] Skip to content. All Sections.

The most common symptom is a weakness when raising your toes. Treatment for peroneal nerve injury depends on the underlying cause and can include physiotherapy or surgery.

(WNDU) - Common peroneal nerve dysfunction can be caused by sudden trauma or injury to the knee. It affects how the leg feels and how the foot functions. For one young college athlete, ...

There is a nerve just below the knee called the common peroneal nerve. It passes through a tunnel on the front/outside of the leg and eventually winds up on the top and the outside of the foot.

It continues down the posterior (rear) compartment of the thigh, until it separates into the tibial nerve and the common peroneal nerve. The location of this division varies between people.

The proportion of responders with a 50% or greater reduction in symptoms was similar in the peroneal neuromodulation and solifenacin groups with respect to Patient Perception of Intensity of ...

Among 76 treatment-naive women randomized 2:1 to peroneal eTNM or solifenacin, 12% versus 48% reported a treatment-related adverse event (TRAE; P<0.001), reported Jan Krhut, MD, PhD, of University ...