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Had tarsal tunnel release 10 mo. ago, all of a sudden having ankle pain which is leading to some heal pain. could this be a reocurrance?
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Tough to say: Without an exam. It certainly could be, but an EMG, which I suspect you had in the past with your history, would be able to be compared with the previous and your answer would be forthcoming.
Answered 6/26/2014
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Possible: an emg/ncv comparison may be useful.
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