Clinical data of patients diagnosed with SNE-A.

Table 1: Clinical data of patients diagnosed with SNE-A.

PATIENT#	AGE (YEARS)	SEX	NPRS Pre-treatment	NPRS Post-treatment	NPRS CHANGE	# OF TREATMENTS^*	PATIENT EPI	DURATION OF SYMPTOMS	PRIOR TREATMENT	LIMB TREATED (SIDE)	SLR ROM (®) Pre-treatment	SLR ROM (®) Post-treatment	SLR ROM (®) CHANGE
1	56	M	5	1	4	4	80	1 week	Yes	L	64	96	32
2	58	M	3.5	2	1.5	4.5	60	> 3 months	Yes	L	73	85	12
										R	70	83	13
3	22	M	5	1	4	3	95	1 week	Yes	L	67	87	20
										R	65	88	23
4	48	M	6	2	4	3	20	3 months	Yes	L	55	77	22
5	34	M	8	3	5	3	60	12 years	Yes	R	57	90	33
6	45	M	8.5	5.5	3	2	50	2 years	Yes	L	67	82	15
										R	73	83	10
7	35	M	6	2	4	3.5	15	5 years	Yes	L	57	63	6
										R	55	65	10
8	21	M	6.5	1	5.5	9	90	5 days	Yes	L	52	81	29
										R	60	86	26
9	63	M	5	0	5	4	70	5 years	No	R	71	82	11
10	44	M	4	2.5	1.5	4	65	1 year	Yes	L	60	85	25
										R	64	85	21
11	37	M	5.5	1	4.5	2	90	4 months	Yes	L	63	90	27
12	46	F	5.5	3	2.5	2.5	90	1 week	No	L	65	83	18
										R	63	84	21
13	29	F	6.5	3	3.5	3.5	90	9 months	Yes	L	48	90	42

Note: *Patients with a bilateral diagnosis received treatment for both sides during most visits. Three out of seven patients had one side treated in one fewer session than the other side. For each of these patients, the number of visits was averaged. NPRS: Numeric pain rating scale; EPI: Estimated percent improvement; SLR: Straight leg raise; SNE-A: Sciatic nerve entrapment due to fibrous adhesion; ROM: Range of motion; M: Male; F: Female; R: Right; L: Left.