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Foot Drop Differential Diagnosis: Is It Peroneal Nerve Injury OR a Lumbar Disc Prolapse?

Welcome to this video about how to examine the foot for foot drop. Foot Drop occurs due to variety of reasons, either peripheral or central causes. Most commonly caused by perineal nerve injury or lumbar disc prolapse. This video simplifies the approach to reach the diagnosis. Using simple pneumonics that facilitate the way you memorise it. In this video we’ll walk you through: Foot Function Eversion Inversion Dorsiflexion Planterflexion Peroneal Nerve Supply L5 Nerve Root Supply Sciatic Nerve Supply ABOUT OUR CHANNEL Our channel is all about the brain, spine & beyond. Check out our channel here:    / @brainspineandbeyond   Don’t forget to *subscribe!* CHECK OUT OUR OTHER VIDEOS    • How to Become a Uk Neurosurgeon for IMGs?      • How to Read a Cervical X ray? Normal Anato...      • How to Clear A Cervical Spine Trauma      • AO Classification Thoracolumbar Fractures   *Follow us on different social channels for more educational content:* X (Twitter) https://x.com/BrainSpineByond Instagram   / brainspinebeyond   Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/company/brai...