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sciatica
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sciatica

Persistent pain in the back and down the outside of one leg, along the sciatic nerve and its branches. Causes of sciatica include inflammation of the nerve or pressure of a displaced disc on a nerve root leading out of the lower spine.



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Lauder et al[75] studied consecutive patients referred to physical medicine physicians with a suspicion of lumbar radiculopathy (Tab.
[3] The most common causes of the pseudotrochanteric bursitis were lumbar radiculopathy (L-2, L-3), lumbar facet syndrome with referred pain, and entrapment neuropathies.
[65] Saal and Saal[65] reported that 92% (n=59) of patients with lumbar radiculopathy returned to work following a treatment program that included a back school and "stabilization" exercise training.
 
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