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Two Entrapment Neuropathies

Jonathan M. Stein
, M.D. (Editor) &
Carol A. Warfield
, M.D. (Editor)
Pages 100A-100P | Published online: 17 May 2016

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Roger P. Hallin. (1983) Sciatic pain and the piriformis muscle. Postgraduate Medicine 74:2, pages 69-72.
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Kevork Hopayian, Fujian Song, Ricardo Riera & Sidha Sambandan. (2010) The clinical features of the piriformis syndrome: a systematic review. European Spine Journal 19:12, pages 2095-2109.
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John D. Stewart. (2003) The piriformis syndrome is overdiagnosed. Muscle & Nerve 28:5, pages 644-646.
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