[Catamenial sciatic pain due to endometriosis of the sciatic nerve. Review of the literature, apropos of a case].
Sciatic nerve endometriosis, a rare cause of cyclic sciatic pain, is diagnosed with neuroimaging and treated surgically, sometimes supplemented by hormonal therapy or hysterectomy depending on disease stage and patient factors.
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