Peroneal Tendons

The two peroneal tendons run behind the outer ankle bone and are responsible for moving the foot outwards, as well as stabilizing the foot and ankle and protecting them from sprains. However, tendonitis, tears and dislocation can occur in the tendons.

Treatments include:

  • Immobilization
  • Medication
  • Physical therapy
  • Bracing
  • Surgery

At Emory Sports Medicine, Dr. Sameh Labib specializes in treating all ankle and foot injuries.

Conditions
Head - Concussion Basics Shoulder - Rotator cuff tear - AC joint shoulder separation - Shoulder tendonitis - Bursitis - Broken collarbone - Arthritic shoulders Elbow Tennis Elbow Golfer's Elbow Little League Elbow Elbow sprains Elbow fractures Ulnar Collateral Ligament Reconstruction Minimally Invasive Elbow Arthroscopy Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Wrist and Hand - Fractures - Sprains - Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - Arthritis - Congenital abnormalities Knee - ACL injuries - Patellar Tendonitis - Patella dislocation - Knee cartilage damage - Patellar fracture - IT Band Syndrome Ankle and Foot - Shin Splints - Turf toe - Sprained and fractured ankles - Metatarsal stress fractures - Cartilage issues - Arthritis - Bunion and Hammertoe - Plantar Fascitis - Peroneal Tendon injuries

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