Using surface electrode and sensory nerve conduction study of the both common personeal, posterior, tibial, sural,edical and lateral plantar nerves showed:
Average motor distal latency of both posterior tibial nerves nerves with average conduction velocity and amplitude of cMAP.
Average motor distal latency of both common personeal nerves with average conduction velocity and amplitude of cMAP.
Average F-wave latency of both posterior tibial nerves but deformed.
Average tibial H-relflex bilateral
Average sensory distal latency of both sural nerves with amplitude of SNAP and conduction velocity
High average sensory distal latency of lateral plantar nerves with low amplitude of SNAP and average conduction velocity
Delayed sensory distal latency of both medial plantar nerves with average amplitude of SNAP and slow conduction velocity
I got the following INTERPRETATION:
Motor and Sensory nerve conduction study of the above tested nerves showed findings suggestive of bilateral tarsal tunnel sydrome with possible L4-L5 Radiculopathy.
What is the reason for L4-L5 Radiculopathy ?
and what is the best medicine for such disease?
Is surgery necessary?