"T2: moderately high signal (compared to skeletal muscle)"
"STIR/IMFS: high signal"
"Baxter neuropathy"
Expected headings
"Signal characteristics"
"repetitive microtrauma to the nerve (e.g. long-distance running in unsupported shoes)"
"space-occupying lesions (e.g. ganglion cyst, vascular malformation)"
"Management depends on the aetiology and usually includes conservative measures such as modifying shoes and decreasing the pressure of the affected area, rest, ice, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and physical therapy and stretching 1,3, 6. Refractory or longstanding cases might require ultrasound-guided nerve block or surgery with a medial plantar release. The latter might be also required in the setting of space-occupying lesion 2."