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Dr. Ebraheim’s educational animated video describes neurological examination of the lumbar spine nerve roots. Neurological evaluation of the lumbar nerve roots. To study the involvement of any nerve root, we look for sensory changes, motor changes and reflex changes. If there is a herniated disc between T12 and L1, it will affect the L1 nerve ...
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