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What accessory muscle causes tarsal tunnel syndrome?
Tarsal tunnel syndrome has a variety of causes, including the compression of the nerve by an accessory muscle, which is one of the rare causes. The muscles that can compress the posterior tibial nerve or its branches include the FDAL, accessory soleus, peroneocalcaneus internus, and tibiocalcaneus internus.
Tarsal tunnel syndrome has a variety of causes, including the compression of the nerve by an accessory muscle, which is one of the rare causes. The muscles that can compress the posterior tibial nerve or its branches include the FDAL, accessory soleus, peroneocalcaneus internus, and tibiocalcaneus internus.