Trigeminal neuralgia presentation

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Submitted by:- A nuradha Bds 3 rd prof Roll no 33 SUBMITTED TO:- DEPARTMENT OF ORAL PATHOLOGY Trigeminal neuralgia

CONTENTS 1.TRIGEMINAL NERVE 2.Definition Of trigeminal neuralgia 3.Etiology 4.Clinical features 5.Differential diagnosis 6.Laboratory findings 7.Treatment

Trigeminal nerve

Trigeminal nerve is fifth cranial nerve. Trigeminal nerve is responsible for sensation in the face and certain motor function such as biting, chewing. Three major branches ophthalmic nerve, maxillary nerve, mandibular nerve

Definition :- Trigeminal neuralgia is a neuropathic disorder characterized by episodes of intense pain in the face, originating from the trigeminal nerve

synonyms : - 1. Tic doulourex, 2.trifacial neuralgia, 3.fothergill’s disease

Factors responsible for Trigeminal neuralgia

Compression of blood vessels, especially the superior cerebellar artery occurs Chronic irritation of trigeminal nerve at the root entry zone Increased firing of the afferent or sensory fibres   Trigeminal neuralgia aetiology

Clinical features Affected :Older > young >

Females > males 3:2 >

nerve Involvement : maxillary-60% mandibular-49% ophthalmic-16% all 3 divisions-1% Right side > left side 1.7 : 1

pain Unilateral pain Early pain or pretrigeminal neuralgia :-dull,aching,burning. Pain lasts for few seconds to a minute. Aggravates and sufferer have attempted suicide.

Trigger zones

Differential diagnosis Migraine 2.Sinusitius 3.Costen syndrome 4 .Trigeminal neuropathy 5.trotter’s syndrome 6.Post herpetic neuralgia

migraine sinusitis Trotter’s syndrome

Post herpetic neuralgia Trigeminal neuropathy Costen syndrome

Laboratory findings Elective MRI

Treatment 1.PERIPHERAL NEURECTOMY 2.MEDICINE :- a. PHENYTOIN (DILANTIN) b . CARBAMAZEPINE ( TEGRETOL ) 3.MICROSURGICAL DECOMPRESSION OF TRIGEMINAL ROOT 4.Injection of boiling water in gasserian ganglion

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