Sciatic endometriosis presenting as periodic (catamenial) sciatic radiculopathy
This paper describes a case of recurrent sciatic radiculopathy in a woman, found to be caused by endometriosis affecting the sciatic nerve.
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This paper reports a clinical case of sciatic endometriosis presenting as periodic (catamenial) sciatic radiculopathy, describing symptom timing in relation to menstrual cycles and the presentation consistent with sciatic nerve involvement. The authors frame the case as an example of extrapelvic endometriosis affecting the sciatic nerve, which can produce cyclic radicular symptoms. A key limitation is that the evidence is confined to a single case with no broader diagnostic or outcome analysis. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it documents sciatic endometriosis presenting with catamenial sciatic radiculopathy.
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- Comparison of Isolated Sciatic Nerve and Sacral Nerve Root Endometriosis: A Review of the Literature 2022
- Sciatic endometriosis: A narrative review of an unusual neurogynecologic condition 2020
- Endometriosis: seeking optimal management in women approaching menopause 2019
- Sciatic Nerve Involvement as an Unusual Presentation of Deep Endometriosis 2017
- Ultrasonography of sciatic nerve endometriosis 2016
- Pain in the upper anterior-lateral part of the thigh in women affected by endometriosis: study of sensitive neuropathy 2013
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