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Traction injury of peroneal nerve caused by minor athletic trauma: electromyographic studies.

Adduction injuries of the knee joint with rupture of the lateral ligaments may lead to a severe traction injury of the peroneal nerve. 1,2 Less well-known injuries include minor traction or stretch injuries of the peroneal nerve, as may be caused by slipping or turning of the leg or sudden stretching while serving in tennis. 3 These injuries may or may not be associated with musculoskeletal traumata, such as ankle sprains or fractures. I describe a patient with such a traction injury of the peroneal nerve. The electromyographic (EMG) findings shed additional light on the pathogenetic mechanisms of such injuries. REPORT OF A CASE During a racquetball game, a 25-year-old man suddenly turned on his left leg, trying to avoid the racquet of his opponent. He sustained an eye injury; while hospitalized for this injury, he noticed that he could not extend his left great toe. He denied pain