WatchME Instructional Video: Ultrasound-Guided Botulinum Toxin Injections with Needle In-Plane: Lower Limb Targets-Lower Limb Section 5 Tibialis Posterior Injection.mp4

Lower Limb Section 5 Tibialis Posterior Injection.mp4

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Video Summary

This video provides an overview of the anatomy and injection procedure for the tibialis posterior muscle. The tibialis posterior muscle originates at the interosseous membrane and inserts at various points in the foot. It is innervated by the tibial nerve and its function is to plantar flex the ankle and invert the foot. The video highlights the importance of avoiding the fibular vascular bundle and the anterior neurovascular bundle when performing an injection. Ultrasound guidance and electrical stimulation are used to ensure proper needle placement in the tibialis posterior muscle before injecting botulinum toxin.

Keywords

tibialis posterior muscle

anatomy

injection procedure

ultrasound guidance

botulinum toxin