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Neurology: What is the character of radicular pain? How may nerve root injury to l5 and s1 or l2, l3 and l4 be tested for?

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1. Neurology: What is the character of radicular pain? How may nerve root injury to l5 and s1 or l2, l3 and l4 be tested for?

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Radicular pain is typically sharp and radiates from the spine to the leg within the territory of a nerve root. Sitting and hip flexion stretch the sciatic nerve (l5 and s1) because the nerve passes posterior to the hip. The femoral nerve (l2, l3, and l4) passes anterior to the hip and may be stretched by extension of the hip.

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