With increasing cancer treatment survival rates, the quality of life for its survivors has become a public health priority. The effects of RILP can be debilitating. With no effective treatment to control<unk>  damage's progressive nature, limb dysfunction is the likely result.<unk>  damage's outcome is related to its initial onset time. * Acute symptoms, occurring in the first few days, have the most favorable outcomes, likely diminishing within a few weeks. * Early-delayed symptoms, occurring within the first months, typically include myelopathy. These issues frequently resolve without treatment. * Late-delayed symptoms, occurring several months or years after treatment, may also include myelopathy, but its severity level is more likely to worsen, resulting in permanent paralysis. Significant neurologic morbidity is typical, with a very slow neurologic recovery.
Radiation-induced lumbar plexopathy
Complex regional pain syndrome
Spinal disc herniation
Calpainopathy
Lumbar disc disease
Nerve compression syndrome
Degenerative disc disease
Vascular myelopathy