Jan Goffin, Christian Plets
Abstract
Different types of anomalies of the lumbosacral nerve roots are documented in the literature. However, combinations of anomalies in one single person appear to occur very seldom. This report describes a unique combination of adjacent, conjoined and anastomosed lumbosacral nerve roots.
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Different types of anomalies of the lumbosacral nerve roots are documented in the literature. However, combinations of anomalies in one single person appear to occur very seldom. This report describes a unique combination of adjacent, conjoined and anastomosed lumbosacral nerve roots.
Key concepts: Lumbosacral joint, Anatomy, Nerve root, Lumbar Nerve, Lumbosacral plexus, Lumbar, Medicine