Titlebook: Neurosurgical and Medical Management of Pain: Trigeminal Neuralgia, Chronic Pain, and Cancer Pain; Ronald Brisman (Assistant Professor of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-1651-0brain; brain tumor; diagnosis; intervention; multiple sclerosis; pain; spinal cord

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Trigeminal Neuralgia and Brain Tumorsal, triggered face pain associated with one or more atypical features: a continuous pain in between the paroxysms, an abnormal neurologic examination, or distribution that is not precisely trigeminal) [1]. It is important to recognize the presence of a tumor because treatment should often be directed at the tumor rather than just the pain.

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Physiatric Management of Chronic Benign Painf being responsible for the management of such patients. When dealing with patients with chronic pain, there are a number of considerations that must be taken into account in order to devise an effective treatment plan.

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Book 1989grees of risks and benefits sometimes re­ contribution to the relief of intractable pain: quires a sequential approach, but always an trigeminal and other facial neuralgias, chronic individual one, matching an appropriate treat­ noncancer pain, and cancer pain. By one ment plan or procedure for a pa

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Retrogasserian Glycerol Injection with or without Radiofrequency Electrocoagulation for Trigeminal Ncame apparent that glycerol is a denervating agent and that it could cause analgesia with bothersome dysesthesias [3–5]. Larger doses of glycerol (more than 0.25 ml) are likely to cause more denervation and dysesthesias than smaller doses.

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Bilateral Trigeminal Neuralgia269 patients with trigeminal neuralgia. Percutaneous radiofre-quency electrocoagulation (RFE) of the retro-gasserian rootlets and gasserian ganglion either alone or with glycerol proved to be an excellent therapeutic technique.

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Neuralgia of the Seventh, Ninth and Tenth Nervesis sometimes associated with herpes zoster infection. It is sometimes triggered by light touch in or near the ear. The prosopalgic type of geniculate neuralgia involves mainly the deeper structures of the face, including the posterior orbit, posterior nasal, malar, and palatal areas.

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