Differentiating cervical radiculopathy from shoulder pathologies is challenging due to the overlap of symptoms such as pain, weakness, and paresthesia. This review highlights key aspects of cervical radiculopathy, including clinical history, neurological findings, and provocatio...
Ligamentum flavum cysts (LFCs) are rare but clinically significant lesions in the lumbar spine. These cysts, often found incidentally, can mimic the symptoms of intervertebral disc herniation and cause radiculopathy. This article details a case involving an 80-year-old woman wit...
Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is a common form of hand mononeuropathy that is typi-cally caused by median nerve compression. Although it is often idiopathic, CTS can also result from various conditions, including space-occupying lesions. Tumoral calcinosis, a rare condition chara...
Maigne syndrome, also known as thoracolumbar junction syndrome, is an underdiagnosed cause of low back pain that often involves superior cluneal nerve entrapment. This condition can overlap with osteoporotic vertebral compression fractures (OVCFs), complicating the diagnosis. We...
