The leg pain may be unilateral or bilateral and may be neuroclaudicatory or radicular. [6] In patients with spondylolisthesis and stenosis of the L4-L5 segment, the L5 nerve root usually is affected.

Sciatic nerve pain (also called sciatica or lumbar radiculopathy) affects your lower back and can radiate to the thighs and ...

Radiculopathy is pain, paresthesias or both in the distribution ... The cauda equina is the lumbar and sacral nerve roots extending from the lowest part of the spinal cord. It fills the thecal ...

The lumbar curve sweeps forward ... and is a common cause of sciatica—a problem with the sciatic nerve that can cause pain ...

Reasons to get a lumbar laminectomy The most common kind of laminectomy focuses on relieving nerve pain in your lower back (lumbar spine.) Your lumbar spine connects your pelvic bone to your torso.

The pressure on the nerves results in pain, numbness or weakness in the extremities ... and legs and can make standing or walking painful. Lumbar stenosis can put pressure on the sciatic nerve, and is ...

The overall symptom profile of lumbar disc-related radicular pain differs from other neuropathic pain conditions with limited allodynia and thermal hyperalgesia. Symptomatic areas for the L5 and S1 ...

What is a pinched nerve? A pinched nerve ... or lower back (lumbar radiculopathy). The symptoms of most pinched nerves will gradually go away with time (typically four to six weeks). The pain can go ...

Objective Lumbar radiculopathy (LR) often manifests as pain in the ... but no such definitive test exists for radicular pain due to nerve root compression. Therefore, most diagnostic studies used ...