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CSF cytology and HIV serology were both negative. EMG, however, confirmed the clinical findings of polyradiculopathy. T1W and T2W MRI of the lumbar spine demonstrated diffuse thickening of the nerve roots of the cauda equina, which enhanced following intravenous gadolinium administration (Figs. 1 and 2). No parenchymal involvement was seen.
Lumbar radiculopathy symptoms will vary depending on the specific nerve root that is affected. The most common symptoms are tingling, numbness, and weakness in the legs. This indicates a problem with the nerve roots along the spinal cord. There is usually a pattern of numbness and pain caused by radiculopathy that is felt in the area of skin that is supplied by the particular nerve root (or roots) involved.