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peroneal muscle

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peroneal muscle
n.
Either of two muscles of the lower leg, the peroneal longus or the peroneal brevis.
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1995), weakness of the peroneal muscles (Tropp, 1986; Wilkerson et al.
Position-specific deficit of joint position sense in ankles with ... by Yokoyama, Shigeki; Matsusaka, Nobuou; Gamada, Kazuyoshi; Ozaki, Makoto; Shindo, Hiroyuki / Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
Little or no activation of the peroneal muscles was noted.
Selection of optimal muscle set for 16-channel standing ... by Gartman, Steven J.; Audu, Musa L.; Kirsch, Robert F.; Triolo, Ronald J. / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development
Further, although ankle taping (Karlsson and Andreasson 1992, Refshauge et al 2000) and training to reduce peroneal muscle response times have been advocated for reducing or preventing functional instability of the ankle (Sheth et al 1997), neurophysiological responses to sudden ankle inversion movements are not necessarily improved by ankle taping (Allison et al 1999).
Proprioception and recurrent ankle inversion injuries: a narrative ... by Stefanini, L.; Marks, R. / New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
 
 
 
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