These changes can, over time, press down on (compress) one or more of the nerve roots.

This can relieve pressure on the nerve roots, so that symptoms may improve or go away.

In some cases, this may lead to your spinal cord or nerve roots being squeezed.

The nerve roots normally involved are C5 and partly C6.

Not all nerve roots have a deep tendon reflex associated with them.

Compression of nerve roots may cause leg pain or numbness.

Pressure or irritation of the sciatic nerve roots in the lower neck area.

Certain types of tumors grow on the spinal cord or nerve roots.

The dye moves through the space so the nerve roots and spinal cord can be seen more clearly.

This can relieve pressure on nerves and nerve roots.

For cases in which nerve roots or the spinal cord are involved, surgical procedures may be necessary.

In many cases, reducing pressure on the nerve roots can relieve pain and allow you to resume normal daily activities.

The space between the vertebrae narrows and nerve roots become pinched.

(2) four lateral longitudinal veins which run behind the nerve roots.

The findings show that herpes hiding in nerve roots doesn't sleep between outbreaks.

Polyradiculoneuritis - This is inflammation of the nerve roots.

Other surgical techniques that can help relieve entrapped nerves or nerve roots are also available.

Pressure on nerve roots in the spinal canal.

Myelogram , which looks at the spinal canal and nerve roots.

Dr. Reid said the system makes it possible, for the first time, to identify specific areas of the body where nerve roots have become inflamed.

It hides out in nerve roots, kept in check for years and often indefinitely by the immune system.

Decreasing the size of the disc through chemonucleolysis may take the pressure off nerve roots and lead to reduced symptoms.

It involves removing some of the disc, bone, and/or tissue that may be pressing on the nerve roots.

Dermatomal distributions are lines on the skin surface following the distribution of spinal nerve roots.

An abnormal balance or gait can indicate problems in specific nerve roots in the spine.

He or she can also tell which nerve root is involved.

More evidence is needed to rate the effectiveness of nerve root for these uses.

These changes can, over time, press down on (compress) one or more of the nerve roots.

This can relieve pressure on the nerve roots, so that symptoms may improve or go away.

In some cases, this may lead to your spinal cord or nerve roots being squeezed.

If there is pressure on a spinal nerve root, you might have pain that shoots down your arm.

At this time there is not enough scientific information to determine an appropriate range of doses for nerve root.

Hakelius reported a 3% incidence of serious nerve root damage.

The nerve roots normally involved are C5 and partly C6.

Not all nerve roots have a deep tendon reflex associated with them.

Nerve root might act as a drying agent to help shrink blood vessels.

Compression of nerve roots may cause leg pain or numbness.

Pressure or irritation of the sciatic nerve roots in the lower neck area.

Nerve root entrapment pain occurs at or just below the level of injury.

Certain types of tumors grow on the spinal cord or nerve roots.

Nerve root is a plant that many people recognize as "lady's slipper."

Its use is usually reserved for more chronic pain and to predict the level of nerve root damage.

The dye moves through the space so the nerve roots and spinal cord can be seen more clearly.

This can relieve pressure on nerves and nerve roots.

For cases in which nerve roots or the spinal cord are involved, surgical procedures may be necessary.

The nerve root is connected to the spinal cord.

As a result, the bulging disc may shrink and relieve pressure on the nerve root.

In many cases, reducing pressure on the nerve roots can relieve pain and allow you to resume normal daily activities.

The space between the vertebrae narrows and nerve roots become pinched.

The test is also able to help the doctor distinguish between nerve root disease and muscle disease.