Sural neuropathy: clinical features

Evidence-based neurology checklist on sural neuropathy: clinical features: Pain The pain is located over It is burning or aching It is worse on exertion It is associated with tenderness along the course of the nerve Sensory impairment: sites Differential diagnosis Treatment

Pain

  • The pain is located over
  • It is burning or aching
  • It is worse on exertion
  • It is associated with tenderness along the course of the nerve

Sensory impairment: sites

Differential diagnosis

Treatment

References

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