Figures & data
Table 1. Demographic baseline data for all patients included (n = 18)
Table 2. Results of F-wave studies in the operated leg and median of the differences between the unoperated and the operated leg on day 3 and 2 months postoperatively
Figure 1. F-wave latency (in ms) and F-wave persistence (%) in the peroneal nerve in the operated leg both at day 3 and 2 months postoperatively. Patient no. 16 had EMG-confirmed nerve injury and the highest cuff pressure of 294 mmHg.
![Figure 1. F-wave latency (in ms) and F-wave persistence (%) in the peroneal nerve in the operated leg both at day 3 and 2 months postoperatively. Patient no. 16 had EMG-confirmed nerve injury and the highest cuff pressure of 294 mmHg.](/cms/asset/c24f1afe-c266-4b04-96c1-85e4bb4c4fe8/iort_a_782525_f0001_b.jpg)
Figure 2. F-wave latency (in ms) and F-wave persistence (%) in the tibial nerve in the operated leg both at day 3 and 2 months postoperatively. Patient no. 16 had EMG-confirmed nerve injury and the highest cuff pressure of 294 mmHg. Patient no. 12 had the longest bloodless field duration of 122 minutes.
![Figure 2. F-wave latency (in ms) and F-wave persistence (%) in the tibial nerve in the operated leg both at day 3 and 2 months postoperatively. Patient no. 16 had EMG-confirmed nerve injury and the highest cuff pressure of 294 mmHg. Patient no. 12 had the longest bloodless field duration of 122 minutes.](/cms/asset/e60af144-20b3-4d83-ad5e-f0d180701b12/iort_a_782525_f0002_b.jpg)