In Situ mechanical effects of a specific neurodynamic mobilization of the superficial fibular nerve: a cadaveric study

CONCLUSION: Ankle motions should be considered the most important during neurodynamic assessment of the SFN for distal entrapment. These results suggest that this technique produces sufficient strain in the SFN and could therefore be evaluated In Vivo for correlation with mechanosensitivity.PMID:35834709 | DOI:10.4085/1062-6050-0154.22
Source: J Athl Train - Category: Sports Medicine Authors: Source Type: research