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What workup do you recommend for patients with symptoms suggestive of saphenous neuropathy?

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Neurology · University of Minnesota

In most cases of isolated saphenous neuropathy, the etiology is pretty straightforward, as it usually occurs after surgery or injury/trauma at the medial knee. Another common cause of more distal saphenous neuropathy is saphenous vein harvesting for CABG surgery (less common nowadays). When there is...

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