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"Osteochondrosis" or "sciatica"? (experience of approaching a terminological dilemma)

R. A. Altunbaev · Neurology Bulletin · 1996

A sophisticated reader may be surprised by such a statement of the question - for at least a quarter of a century the paradigm of osteochondrosis has dominated over domestic neurological, as well as those with a different professional orientation, the paradigm of osteochondrosis Its magic turned out to be so great that sometimes voices calling to give osteochondrosis at the mercy of the orthopedic industry turn out to be unheard by neuropathologists - specialists traditionally dealing with pathology, which was formerly called sciatica, then radiculitis, and now - osteochondrosis.

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