radiculitis (redirected from Radicular pain)

radiculitis /ra·dic·u·li·tis/ (rah-dik″u-li´tis) inflammation of the spinal nerve roots.

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ra·dic·u·li·tis (r-dky-lts)

n.

1. Inflammation of the intradural portion of a spinal nerve root prior to its entrance into the intervertebral foramen.

2. Inflammation of the portion of a spinal nerve root between the intervertebral foramen and the nerve plexus.

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radiculitis

[rədik′yəlī′tis]

Etymology: L, radix, root; Gk, itis, inflammation

an inflammation involving a spinal nerve root, resulting in pain and hyperesthesia.

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radiculitis

inflammation of a spinal nerve root, especially of the portion of the root that lies between the spinal cord and the spinal canal.

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radiculitis

Inflammation of a spinal nerve root