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Fig. 4 —Graph illustrates effectiveness of transforaminal epidural steroid for treatment of sciatica in patients with saddle-type (white bars) and non-saddle type (black bars) contrast distribution pattern. Number of patients with saddle-type distribution pattern was much greater than with non-saddle type, and saddle-type pattern was associated with a better outcome; however, this difference in outcome was not statistically significant.