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Scorebuilders Q&A
Episode 100 - Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome - Tinel's Sign
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A physical therapist performs Tinel's sign by gently tapping over the posterior tibial nerve at the medial malleolus, looking for reproduction of paresthesia. In a patient with tarsal tunnel syndrome, the expected tingling symptoms would MOST likely radiate to which of the following locations?
1. The dorsal web space between the first and second toes
2. The plantar surface of the foot
3. The medial ankle and shin
4. The dorsum of the foot
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