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Facial pain and trigeminal sensory disturbance. Sadayuki MATSUMOTO 1 , Terukuni IMAI 1 1Department of Neurology, Kitano Hospital & Neurological Center pp.853-866
Published Date 1993/10/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1431900373
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Facial pain and sensory disturbance are caused by various lesions situated along the peripheral and central pathway of the trigeminal sensory system. Trigeminal neuralgia is a well known disease, showing paroxysmal pain, frequently triggered by sensory stimulus and lasts only seconds. The cause of trigeminal neuralgia is probably multifactorial. Compression of the trigeminal root usually by tortuous arteries, rarely by veins or tumors, are frequently found. Microvascular decompression showed excellent pain relief in many patients. Lesions of the skull base such as metastatic tumor and carcino-matous leptomeningeal lesions, leukemic or lymphomatous infiltration and meningitis can cause trige-minal sensory defect. Lesions of the middle cranial fossa between trigeminal ganglion and the internal carotid artery may show Raeder's syndrome composed of trigeminal dysfunction and incomplete Hor-ner's syndrome. Damage to the trigeminal nerve and abducens nerver (Gradenigo syndrome) is due to a lesion of the apex of the temporal bone. Trigeminal sensory dysfunction and ophthalmoplegia are caused by lesions of the superior orbital fissure, cavernous sinus or orbital apex. Tumors, aneurysm and infections are responsible for these syndromes. Tolosa-Hunt syndrome, which responds well to steroid therapy, is a granulomatous inflammation showing cavernous sinus syndrome. Peripheral bran-ches of the trigeminal nerve are involved in herpes zoster and lesions of the orbit, nasal sinus, teeth and temporomandibular joint. Isolated mental neuropathy (numb chin syndrome) and isolated infraorbital nerve (numb cheek syndrome) are usually due to malignant neoplastic lesions. Isolated trigeminal sensory neuropathy is occasionally associated with mixed connective tissue disease and various other connective tissue diseases.


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