0 a Latin word meaning "relating to the tibia" (= the large bone at the front of the lower leg), used in medical names and descriptions
In the majority of patients, foot drop due to anterior tibialis weakness was the first symptom of the disease.
Although missing from the name, tibialis anterior is often also weak, and patients may rarely present with foot-drop.
Although missing from the name, tibialis anterior is often also weak, and patients may rarely present with footdrop.
However, not enough data was available to make a similar statement about the tibialis anterior.
Each dose consisted of 10 g of recombinant protein injected into the tibialis anterioris muscle at 2-week intervals.
Recordings from lateral gastrocnemius-soleus extensor nerve and tibialis anterior flexion nerve were taken to demonstrate this control scheme.
In 1030% of cases, a tibialis anterior tendon transfer to the lateral cuneiform is performed when the child is approximately three years of age.
The gastrocnemius and soleus modulate the tibialis anterior to dorsiflex the foot, and finally the intrinsic and extrinsic foot muscles are active.
