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Worked with a fellow that had severed his peroneal nerve in a skiing accident- sliced right through it. The surgeon reattached it and he was casted for about 6 weeds. After we got him moving we ordered and AFO (ankle foot orthosis) so he could walk better while it was healing. Now several years later I see him in the community and he says he is 95% and playing tennis. Consider leg exercises to keep the nonaffected muscles healthy and an AFO. As was said earlier, time heals. -- LeeAnn Meadows P.T. Las Cruces, New Mexico, USA on 8/13/2001 6:41 AM, Hiro Wood at [log in to unmask] wrote: > Hello world! > I am searching for the treatment of peroneal nerve palsy > by the sustained compression during an operation. > I am now implementiong low frequency pulse(electric stimulation). > Does anyone know good treatment? > Can only a time lapse solve this problem? > Thanks in advance. > > Best regards, > > Hiro Wood > Japan(terrific hot and humid even at night) >