1. How beneficial is surgery for cervical radiculopathy and myelopathy?

2. A total of 155 (97.5%) patients presented with radiculopathy, 132(82.5%) with mechanical back pain, 31 (20%) with neurogenic claudication, and 5 (3.2%) with bladder dysfunction.

3. In C7 radiculopathy subjects, forearm pronation weakness accompanies elbow extension weakness in 23% of subjects and was the only weakness in 10% of subjects.

4. Less than half were performed for sciatica or radiculopathy, where the greatest eidence of aailable.

5. Objective To determine the incidence of radiculopathy in diabetic patients neurophysiologically.

6. Conclusion: Manipulation can obtain good short-term and long-term effect for cervical spondylotic radiculopathy in adolescence.

7. Conclusion: The traditional Chinese medicine and herbal drugs synthesis therapy is one of the effective methods to treat cervical spondy-lotic radiculopathy.

8. Conclusion. The genes identified in this study, especially those involved in pain signaling and inflammation, serve as potential targets for molecular-based therapy for lumbar radiculopathy.

9. Objective To make a clinical analysis on the patients with triceps paralysis caused by cervical radiculopathy.

10. To explore the relationship between cervical curve depth change of cervical spondylotic radiculopathy and cure effect before and after treatment.

11. Aim:To investigate the effectiveness of electromyography in the differential diagnosis of peripheral nerve compression (PNC) and cervical spondylotic radiculopathy (CSR).

12. Patients presenting with DS generally are older than 50 years and may have any combination of LBP, neurogenic claudication, vesicorectal disorder, and radiculopathy.

13. Summary of Background Data. Both mechanical and chemical factors hae been identified as important for inducing radiculopathy.

14. Objective: To investigate the short-term and long-term effects of manipulation for cervical spondylotic radiculopathy in adolescence.

15. Objective. To determine the molecular changes in the DRG adjacent to the injured nerve root in a lumbar radiculopathy model.

16. We reviewed radiographic postoperative imaging to establish a structural cause for any radiculopathy.

17. Objective In order to improve the clinical value of EMG, which helps to diagnose lumbosacral radiculopathy.

18. Ossification of the spinal ligaments is a pathological condition that causes myelopathy, radiculopathy, or both.

19. Objective: to observe the effect of parboil and manipulative therapy on cervical spondylotic radiculopathy.

20. Objective:To study the relationship of vertebral rotation and vertebral semi-unsteady among the vertebral artery cervical spondylosis, the spondylotic radiculopathy and the cervical sympathetic.

21. Objective To evaluate the results of laminoplasty and foraminotomy in treatment of cervical radiculopathy.

22. Methods: Recordings of SEPs on 20 patients with cervical spondylotic radiculopathy were made to monitor the function of segmental nerve roots during the anterior cervical foraminotomy.