Radiculopathy & Radicular Pain Assessment Top Tips!

Radiculopathy is really common and we are all amazing at assessing it right? Sometimes we need to be a bit more accurate, a bit more thorough and generally refresh ourselves.
Justin Lim takes you through the Neuro assessment and how best to do it and why. A really useful video if you see any patients with nerves...
Whether you're a Physiotherapist, Osteopath, Chiropractor, Sports Therapist or Massage Therapist, Physio Matters has the educational content to boost your clinical expertise!

[@pushpajayesh]

Beautiful clarification on radicular pain and radiculopathy 👍. Thanks very much Justin 🙏

[@kalifreezy5171]

If one leg shows a loss of dematomal loss but all other neuro tests are normal with pins and needles referring down the leg would this be a radicular pain

[@physiomatters]

It would be more common to label this as radiculopathy.

[@nanikwesi5841]

Yo Justin ! I will love to connect with you

[@alansach8437]

One doctor says I have radiculopathy and another says I have peripheral neuropathy! Numbish from the knees to the toes. One thing they agree on, nothing they can do.

[@TJAli-cc2bb]

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