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Management of nerve root pain (syn: sciatica, radicularpain)

Jeremy Fairbank

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Abstract

♦ Radicular pain can be diagnosed clinically and confirmed by imaging ♦ Pain caused by disc herniation can be very severe, but often resolves without intervention ♦ Surgery is often successful if non-operative treatment fails.

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♦ Radicular pain can be diagnosed clinically and confirmed by imaging ♦ Pain caused by disc herniation can be very severe, but often resolves without intervention ♦ Surgery is often successful if non-operative treatment fails.

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♦ Radicular pain can be diagnosed clinically and confirmed by imaging ♦ Pain caused by disc herniation can be very severe, but often resolves without intervention ♦ Surgery is often successful if non-operative treatment fails.

Key concepts: Sciatica, Medicine, Radicular pain, Nerve root, Disc herniation, Surgery, Intervention (counseling), Lumbar

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