Özet:

Low foot is a clinical picture that occurs with the loss of the dorsal function of the leg. In a damage in the proximal part of the deep branch of the peroneal nerve, a low loss of sensation occurs between the first and second fingers of the foot and the foot. Chronic exercise-related compartment syndrome (KEBKS) is a condition that often affects active and athletic people. Repeated severity is characterized by pain that begins during heavy exercise and decreases with resting. In some patients with KEBKS, neurological symptoms such as swelling, melting, powerlessness may develop according to the affected cysts in the corresponding compartiment. A 48-year-old woman was assessed in our clinic with a low right foot approach that began 1 month ago. During the examination, the right leg arm dorsiflection was 0/5, the other muscle forces were found normal. In the electronoromyography (ENMG) neurotransmission examination, no slowdown or message block was observed in the message. In the jar ENMG study, neurogenic changes in the extensor digitorum brevis muscle were more noticeable and in the tibialis anterior muscle. Again, acute denervation has been observed in these muscles. Peroneus longus muscle examination has not been observed. In the axile and coronal T2 weight magnetic resonance imaging cuts, a sharp inflammation in the anterior muscle and an increase in intensity was observed in favour of soft tissue inflammation. We found it worth presenting our low-foot phenomenon caused by KEBKS, which was learned to walk a long distance every day due to its rare appearance.

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