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In amputees, the majority of residual limb pain ensues due to neuroma(s). Recently, high-resolution ultrasound (US) has substantially facilitated the morphological evaluation of nerves and the surrounding soft tissues/scars contributory in entrapment syndromes. We reported a 57-year-old male, who had received below-knee amputation due to osteomyelitis three years ago, was seen for continuous stabbing and burning sensation at the left residual limb. US examination showed that the terminal end of the deep peroneal nerve was enlarged and encircled by hypoechoi
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