A rare cause of non-discogenic sciatica; musculus gemellus inferior: A case report.
This case report identifies the right inferior gemellus muscle as a rare cause of non-discogenic sciatica in a 51-year-old female, highlighting magnetic resonance imaging utility for differential diagnosis when piriformis syndrome treatment fails.
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