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. 2022 Apr 18;3(16):CASE21566. doi: 10.3171/CASE21566

TABLE 1.

Lumbar and/or lower extremity locations of double crush syndrome

Authors & Year Features
Giannoudis et al., 200514
Acetabular fractures with injuries of sciatic nerve proximally and peroneal nerve distally at the fibular neck
Chodoroff & Ball, 198513
Golovchinsky, 199815
Zheng et al., 201620
Lumbosacral radiculopathy and tarsal tunnel syndrome
Augustijn & Vanneste, 199212
Posterior tibial nerve compressed under flexor retinaculum (tarsal tunnel syndrome)
Kanamoto et al., 201616
Lumbar nerve is compressed both medially and laterally in the spinal canal
Ang & Foo, 20148
Lumbar radiculopathy and superficial peroneal nerve entrapments at two separate locations
Reife & Coulis, 201310
Lumbar radiculopathy and peroneal nerve
Crotti et al., 20059
Lumbar radiculopathy and peroneal nerve crural branches
Wu et al., 202018
Simultaneous lumbar foraminal and/or extraforaminal stenosis
Yamada et al., 201119
Fifth lumbar spinal nerve (compression at two or more sites from intraspinal to extraforaminal zone; failed back surgery)
Nishimura et al., 202017 Lumbosacral epidermoid tumor and sacral Tarlov cyst at S2