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ABDUCENS NERVE PARESIS IN VIDIAN NEURECTOMY Yasuya Nomura 1 pp.305-308
Published Date 1978/4/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492208643
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 Ophthalmoplegia has been occassionally reported as a complication in vidian neurectomy with use of high frequency electric current in an electric coagulator. The authors report a case of abducens paresis of 2 months duration which they believed the possible cause was due to electrical damage of the abducens nerve.

 Anatomic study of the vidian and abducens nerve showed that they are both interconnected with each other on the wall of the internal carotid artery. The high frequency electric current (1.1MHz, 6 watt) passing through the vidian nerve would easily effect the abducens nerve on the wall of the internal carotid artery.

 Of late, the authors have discontinued the use of electrocoagulator in the operative procedure of the vidian nerve.


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