Three CT Signs of Nerve-root Suffering in Low-back Sciatica: a Study of Their Frequency in Patients Referred for CT-guided Nerve-root Infiltration.

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Conditions

Sciatica · Lumbosacral Radiculopathy · Low Back Pain

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Locations

CHU NICE, Nice, Alpes Maritimes, France
Contact: Study coordinator (kevin desalos) · kevindesalos@gmail.com · 06 87 63 05 74
Contact: Study coordinator (CHU de Nice) · kevindesalos@gmail.com · 06 87 63 05 74

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