Continuing nerve irritation at the entrapment point may lead ... responses in ligaments, joints or muscles. In the usual case of foot strain considerations of irritated nerve segments are ...

AN entrapment ... nerve since it has both motor and skin sensory functions. The muscular branches innervate the lowest portions of the transversus abdominis and internal oblique muscles and ...

However, younger people with a spinal injury are also ... potentially leading to nerve compression. Symptoms may include lower back pain, pain radiating down the leg, and muscle weakness ...

Muscle pain—or myalgia—is often described ... depending on the location of the injury. Nerve compression pain occurs when a nerve is pinched at the root, where it exits the spine ...

Deep spinal muscles may induce minor or major nerve entrapment syndromes ... naturally shorten due to factors such as exercise, injury, and hormonal changes, particularly a decrease in growth ...

It is presumed that muscles and tendons are more susceptible to injury as they age ... Perhaps, through subtle L5 nerve root entrapment, it is a factor in some of those players who find that they have ...

Cervical cancer can spread to the spine, causing bone pain, nerve issues, and leg weakness. Understanding the link between ...

Popliteal artery entrapment ... muscle. This may be congenital or acquired through muscular hypertrophy. PAES can be further classified by anatomical type (I–VI, table 1). It may exist alone or in ...

Dr. Justin Grant, DO, a fellowship-trained sports medicine provider at Colorado Advanced Orthopedics (CAO), is certified in ...