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medial calcaneal nerve

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medial calcaneal nerve,
a nerve that is often multiple and originates from the tibial nerve near the ankle and descends onto the medial side of the heel. It innervates skin on the medial surface and sole of the heel.


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Entrapment of the posterior tibial nerve or medial calcaneal nerve (tarsal tunnel syndrome) may mimic or complicate PF.
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