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. 2020 Sep 15;7(4):161–165. doi: 10.2176/nmccrj.cr.2019-0247

Table 1.

Summary of thoracic disc herniation cases with radiculopathy alone

Authors and year Age (years)/sex Level Location Symptoms Wrong site surgery or invasive examination Treatment
Whitcomb DC et al., 1995 NS/F T7-8 NS Epigastric pain Pancreatico-jejunostomy Microdiscectomy
Xiong Y et al., 2001 32/F T9-10 Centrolateral Abdominal and pelvic pain Laparoscopy Laminectomy and discectomy
Stetkarova I et al., 2007 50/F T12-L1 Centrolateral Flank pain and muscle weakness NA Medication
Stetkarova I et al., 2007 34/M T10-11, T11-12 Centrolateral Lower abdominal pain NA Root nerve injection
LaBan MM et al., 2007 75/M T12-L1 Centrolateral Abdominal muscle weakness, and flank and abdominal pain NA Split-table intermittent pelvic tractionthermal therapy
Papadakos N et al., 2009 52/F T11-12 Centrolateral Left loin pain radiating to groin Laparoscopy, colonoscopy, and cystoscopy Microdiscectomy
Baranto A et al., 2009 24/M T2-3, T3-4 Centrolateral Chest pain NA Physiotherapy
Hafsteinsdottir B et al., 2012 59/M T11-12 Centrolateral Right flank pain NA Conservating therapy
Srinivasan V et al., 2012 72/M T9-10 Centrolateral Left-sided chest pain NA Operation
Piccirilli M et al., 2012 36/F T7-8 Centrolateral Subscapular right-sided dorsal pain NA Medication
Sari H et al., 2016 38/M T7-8 Centrolateral Subscapular left-sided dorsal radiating pain, and paresthesia radiating to left chest wall NA Medication and physical therapy
Present case 52/M T9-10 Centrolateral Right flank pain NA Microdiscectomy

NA: not applicable, NS: not specified.