What is the definition or description of: cervical radiculopathy?

Nerve compression: Radiculopathy refers to a problem with nerves at the root level, where they exit the spinal cord. Typically, a ruptured disc may compress the nerve, but problems can occur with degenerative spondylosis and the foramenal narrowing can also compress. Pain, numbness, weakness, and atrophy of muscle may all be signs.

Radiculopathy: Radiculopathy is the dysfunction of a nerve root and it can cause pain, sensory disturbances and weakness. Cervical radiculopathy is when a cervical nerve root is affected.