Techniques in Orthopaedics · 2012 · 18 citations · 53 references
MedicineNeurosurgerySurgeryEndoscopic NeurosurgeryMusculoskeletal MedicinePeripheral Nerve SurgeryEndoscopic Spinal SurgeryEndoscopic SurgeryLower Extremity Nerve SurgeryTherapeutic EndoscopyUpper Extremity Nerve SurgeryEndoscopic Nerve DecompressionGluteal Tendon TearsPeripheral Nerve Entrapment SyndromesSciatic Nerve SurgerySpinal Endoscopy
Sciatic nerve entrapment can be caused by diversified etiologies in different points along the deep gluteal space. Therefore deep gluteal syndrome has been the term suggested to describe the clinical manifestation of these various points of nervous compressive pathology. Differential diagnoses include causes of posterior hip pain and sciatica. The whole sciatic nerve trajectory in the deep gluteal space can be addressed by an endoscopic surgical technique, allowing the treatment of the diverse causes of sciatic nerve entrapment.
53
Aaron G. Filler, Jodean Haynes, Sheldon E. Jordan et al. · Journal of Neurosurgery Spine · 2005 · 354 citations