M. tibialis anterior

Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome (TTS) is a condition where the tibial nerve (a major nerve in the lower leg) gets compressed as it passes through the tarsal tunnel, a narrow space on the inside of the ankle🦶. Think of it like carpal tunnel syndrome, but in your ankle instead of your wrist! Causes 🔍 •Injury or trauma 💥 (like a sprained ankle) •Flat feet 🦶 (which can increase pressure on the nerve) •Swelling or inflammation 🛑 •Varicose veins 🌊 pressing on the nerve •Ganglion cysts or bone spurs 🦴 Sy

Tibial plateau fracture: Mechanism of injury and treatment options