Abstract
Experiments have shown that the tension of the sciatic nerve roots is increased when the posterior tibial nerve is pressed upon in the popliteal space. A refinement of the straight leg raising test, based on this observation, is described.
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Experiments have shown that the tension of the sciatic nerve roots is increased when the posterior tibial nerve is pressed upon in the popliteal space. A refinement of the straight leg raising test, based on this observation, is described.
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