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Foot drop Describes the loss of ability to raise the foot at the ankle.

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Foot Drop surgery for Children and Adults
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Dr. Nath is a specialist in: Brachial Plexus Injury (Erb's Palsy), Winging Scapula Injury (Long Thoracic Nerve Palsy),
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peripheral nerve injuries. No attempt to provide specific medical advice is intended.
It is not intended to infer that surgery is always the best choice for a particular nerve injury.
You should always contact a specialist directly for diagnosis and treatment of your
specific problem, and a second opinion is always a good idea.
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