Trigeminal NeuralgiaPeter J. Jannetta OUP USA, 18 Kas 2010 - 254 sayfa Peter J. Jannetta, the neurosurgeon/neuroscientist who has contributed so much to the evaluation and treatment of trigeminal neuralgia and other cranial nerve disorders brings together the most distinguished contributors in Trigeminal Neuralgia. This seminal work collates and categorizes in one succinct volume what we understand about the various forms of face pain syndromes. By providing information on former beliefs, as well as current understanding, this book provides multiple options regarding diagnosis, medical treatment and operative intervention which will help decision making, develop knowledge and improve care of patients. Irigeminal Neuralgia begins with an Introduction explaining where we were and what role those ideas have played in current thinking, all with the goal of giving the reader a basis for future thought. With each subsequent chapter - written by basic scientists and astute clinicians working in the area of facial pain - enigmas are clarified, solutions of apparently untreatable problems are presented, and a better understanding of how diagnoses and pathophysiology are evolving are presented. This is a must read for all who would learn about neurogenic facial pain. |
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1 History of Trigeminal Neuralgia | 3 |
2 Anatomy and Physiology | 27 |
3 Typical and Atypical Symptoms | 41 |
The Dentists Perspective | 46 |
5 Face Pain in the Front Lines | 51 |
6 Current Medical Therapy | 56 |
7 Differential Diagnosis Lookalike Diseases Atypical Trigeminal Neuralgia | 74 |
8 The Evaluation of the Preoperative Patient | 87 |
10 Percutaneous Stereotactic Rhizotomy | 124 |
11 Glycerol Rhizotomy | 147 |
12 Percutaneous Balloon Compression | 155 |
13 Stereotactic Radiosurgery | 169 |
14 Microvascular Decompression | 192 |
15 Endoscopic Vascular Decompression | 214 |
16 Future Medical Therapy | 230 |
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