It was too near the head of the sciatic nerve, and hurt him unusually.
His face was flushed with that drilling anguish in his sciatic nerve.
But after he had been about for two days, back came the sciatic pains.
Appearance of epilepsy also in animals born of parents having been rendered epileptic by the section of the sciatic nerve.
She suffered greatly from sciatic rheumatism, inherited from several generations.
Samson observed an instance in which a fibrinous effusion formed upon the sciatic nerve, with consequent pain.
For ease of description I have coined terms for the major divisions of the femoral and sciatic nerves.
The five posteriormost roots (S5 to S9) contribute to the sciatic nerve, although the contribution from S9 is relatively small.
The small anterior peroneal division arises from the anterior edge of the sciatic nerve.
The small posterior tibial division arises from the posterior edge of the sciatic nerve.
"pertaining to the hip," also in reference to the large nerve from the pelvis to the thigh, 1540s, from Middle French sciatique (14c.), from Medieval Latin sciaticus (see sciatica).
sciatic sci·at·ic (sī-āt'ĭk)
adj.
Of or relating to the ischium or to the region of the hipbone in which it is located.
Of or relating to sciatica.
