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Baxter's Nerve Impingement and Other Neuropathies of the Foot: Implications for Physical Therapy

Compression neuropathies of the foot and ankle occur frequently in athletes and individuals wearing tight shoes. As compression neuropathies are often misdiagnosed, understanding the musculature and neural distributions within the foot and ankle can ultimately lead to more accurate diagnoses. The objective of this report was to describe our findings during cadaver dissection, discuss the etiology of compression neuropathies, and to identify the implications for direct access physical therapy management.