< 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica
SCIATICA (from a late Lat. corruption, sciaticus, of Gr. ἰσχιαδιακός; from ίσχιον, the hip-joint), a form of neuralgia localized in the sciatic nerve, or its cords of origin; see Neuralgia.
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