Don’t miss out on this book! It’s easy to read and explains things really well. There’s a lot of examples that can be used with patients that are easy to understand.
Overall, a lot of great research, anatomy and plenty to learn.

I loved this book. I'm going through it a second time right now. It has in depth anatomy that is usable and written in a way that is much more interesting than a textbook!

Essential reading for any health professional looking after patients with this condition.

This book is a fantastic resource to learn more about radiculopathy and radicular pain. It contains so much useful information which has helped me answer patient's questions, particularly explaining why they might be experiencing symptoms not explained by the MRI findings.

This book was great for helping me understand the link between (patho)anatomy, how a patient presents, why different patients with apparently the same pathology might present differently, and in being realistic about how these patients recover. An excellent resource for therapists that goes beyond the basics of what we learn at uni.

Amazingly structured and understandable content. In my opinion should be a module in all major musculoskeletal healthcare education. It goes beyond just sciatica and it really explains neuropathic pain

I was recommended to visit Tom's blog during my osteopathy studies by my anatomy and physiology lecturer. Reading Tom's blog, his book and zines has made what 4 years of anatomy at University level has failed to do. A wonderful book for students, practitioners and patients. It is such a complex topic but somehow Tom manages to deliver it in an informative, clear and easy to read manner. The information is reliable, up to date and truly helpful for clinical practice. I am now in private practice and recommend all my patients with low back pain with or without leg pain to visit Tom's website or purchase his work. It is a game changer for informed decisions, pain science and patient and practitioner empowerment.