Pseudoradicular symptoms In contrast to radicular pain, the radiating character of pseudoradicular pain is limited to the thigh at most. A further main differentiation criterion is that pseudoradicular pain is not caused by a nerve root cell lesion, but is merely due to the irritation of the nervous structures. Thus, the nerve does not have … Pseudoradicular symptoms | Symptoms of a lumbar spine syndrome
Introduction The lumbar spine syndrome is a clinical picture whose symptom complex primarily describes back pain in the area of the lumbar spine (lumbar spine) as the leading symptom. Since it is a so-called lumbar spine “syndrome”, it describes various signs of the disease that result from different causes. For example, in the lumbar spine … Symptoms of a lumbar spine syndrome
Radicular symptoms Radicular pain is also described as projected pain and its origin is based on the injury pressure of nerve roots in the area of the lumbar spine. This may be caused by a herniated disc in the lumbar spine. The pain is therefore localized on the back, but also radiates into the area … Radicular symptoms | Symptoms of a lumbar spine syndrome
