Accuracy of clinical neurological examination in diagnosing lumbo-sacral radiculopathy: a systematic literature review

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RT @Retlouping: “However, in clinical practice, the diagnosis of lumbo-sacral radiculopathy should always be arrived at through consolidati…

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RT @Retlouping: “However, in clinical practice, the diagnosis of lumbo-sacral radiculopathy should always be arrived at through consolidati…

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RT @zngouagna: Another approach: 🎲 ➡️Motor exam: 👎 ➡️Reflex: patella, ankle👍✅ ➡️Sensory: may be used if SLR is positive ➡️lasegue sign=SLR…

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Another approach: 🎲 ➡️Motor exam: 👎 ➡️Reflex: patella, ankle👍✅ ➡️Sensory: may be used if SLR is positive ➡️lasegue sign=SLR test✅ https://t.co/oJeOjfNvYF

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