Table 1: Clinical and demographical data of the patients included in the study.

Pct/Gender	Age	Time of symptoms	Clinical Diagnosis/Image Diagnosis	Relevant History	Past Surgery
1/F	49	12 months	- Bilateral sciatic and Pudendal nerve entrapment	Low back pain; labral tear; Urinary dysfunction;	2 Cesareans
2/F	44	60 months	- Left sciatic and pudendal nerve entrapment - MRI – Cyst in the left ovarian. Multiple bilateral ovarian follicles.	Depression/anxiety;
3/F	37	12 months	- Right sciatic and pudendal nerve entrapment	Constipation; Labral tear; hamstring partial avulsion; antero-inferior acetabular insufficiency; low back pain; prolapsed uterus.	Hip arthroscopy
4/F	21	24 months	-Right sciatic Nerve entrapment - MRI – venous vascular entrapment, ovarian hypertrophy/endometric mass.	Right ovary - vascular entrapment, endometric mass. Low back pain; Depression/anxiety; FAI, Hip Dysplasia.
5/F	54	7 months	- Sciatic and pudendal nerve entrapment.	Constipation; low back pain; labral repair; femoroplasty; caplusar repair; teres debridment.	Hip arthroscopy
6/F	40	6 months	- Peritrochanteric sciatic impingement. - Increased Femoral Version - MRI - Tiny subchondral cyst left sacroiliac joint. Acute tear of the ligament teres; intrapelvic adhesions with secondary venous engorgement.	Low back pain; laparoscopy (endometriosis); FAI (cam); tear of the ligament teres; Strain of the Hamstring muscle; Advanced osteoarthritis in the SI joint; High sacral slope.	Laparoscopy (endometriosis) Cesarean