This is a case report of a patient with bowel, bladder and sexual dysfunction associated with low back pain. This patient had an essentially normal neurological examination. There was radiological evidence of a disk lesion, and urodynamic findings consistent with lower motor neuron bladder dysfunction. His symptoms are attributed to a L4-5 disk herniation resulting in a partial cauda equina syndrome. The relevant anatomy is reviewed, and the differential diagnosis is discussed.
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Nesathurai, S., & Jessiman, T. L. (1999). L4-5 disk lesion resulting in back pain with bowel, bladder and sexual dysfunction without paraparesis. Spinal Cord, 37(3), 228–230. https://doi.org/10.1038/sj.sc.3100760
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