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Fig. 3B —Comparison of two major patterns of downward course of common
peroneal nerve in posterior knee on axial proton density (PD)-weighted images
(TR/TE, 2,000/32). Presence of tunnel in 43-year-old asymptomatic woman.
Common peroneal nerve (straight arrow) travels in narrow fatty
passage (circle) between lateral head of gastrocnemius muscle
(asterisk) and short head of biceps femoris muscle (curved
arrow). Note that short head is much larger here in B than in
A.
