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Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 1989
The author presents a case of a female runner with left buttock pain aggravated by exercise. She underwent extensive testing by other physicians and received cortisone injections on two occasions. The patient was referred to the podiatry department because of continued discomfort and the inability to run.
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The author presents a case of a female runner with left buttock pain aggravated by exercise. She underwent extensive testing by other physicians and received cortisone injections on two occasions. The patient was referred to the podiatry department because of continued discomfort and the inability to run.
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Orthopedics, 2002
AbstractSeven patients underwent release of the piriformis from the femur. Patients with residual symptoms after conservative treatment had dramatic relief of sciatica and 70% resumed customary work after surgery. Minimum followup was 31 montiis (average: 51 months). Early diagnosis can avoid prolonging ineffective empiric treatment and disability with
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AbstractSeven patients underwent release of the piriformis from the femur. Patients with residual symptoms after conservative treatment had dramatic relief of sciatica and 70% resumed customary work after surgery. Minimum followup was 31 montiis (average: 51 months). Early diagnosis can avoid prolonging ineffective empiric treatment and disability with
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Russian Osteopathic Journal, 2022
Currently, back pain ranks fourth among the causes of disability of the population. Lumbar pain and pain in the lower back are the most common among the pain syndromes. Tunnel neuropathies of the pelvic girdle including piriformis syndrome are among the particular manifestations of this pathology.
V. O. Belash, E. A. Petrova
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Currently, back pain ranks fourth among the causes of disability of the population. Lumbar pain and pain in the lower back are the most common among the pain syndromes. Tunnel neuropathies of the pelvic girdle including piriformis syndrome are among the particular manifestations of this pathology.
V. O. Belash, E. A. Petrova
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Current Sports Medicine Reports, 2015
Piriformis syndrome is a nondiscogenic cause of sciatica from compression of the sciatic nerve through or around the piriformis muscle. Patients typically have sciatica, buttocks pain, and worse pain with sitting. They usually have normal neurological examination results and negative straight leg raising test results.
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Piriformis syndrome is a nondiscogenic cause of sciatica from compression of the sciatic nerve through or around the piriformis muscle. Patients typically have sciatica, buttocks pain, and worse pain with sitting. They usually have normal neurological examination results and negative straight leg raising test results.
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The piriformis syndrome is underdiagnosed
Muscle & Nerve, 2003Loren M, Fishman, Michael P, Schaefer
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Zeitschrift fur Orthopadie und ihre Grenzgebiete, 1990
A rare mentioned and therefore and often overlooked cause of low back pain with sciatica. The piriformis muscle arises from the anterior surface of the sacrum and inserts on the superior border of the greater trochanter. Functionally, the piriformis muscle is an external rotator and abductor of the thigh.
T, Pfeifer, W F, Fitz
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A rare mentioned and therefore and often overlooked cause of low back pain with sciatica. The piriformis muscle arises from the anterior surface of the sacrum and inserts on the superior border of the greater trochanter. Functionally, the piriformis muscle is an external rotator and abductor of the thigh.
T, Pfeifer, W F, Fitz
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