2004
DOI: 10.1007/s00106-003-0845-7
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Das neurotrophische Ulkus des N.�trigeminus

Abstract: Trigeminal trophic ulceration is a rare clinical entity after an injury to the sensitive root of the trigeminal nerve, mostly due to therapy for trigeminal neuralgia. Other rare causes are Wallenberg's syndrome or a history of removal of acoustic neuroma. After weeks to years, a slowly progressive ulceration develops due to autonomic dysfunction and the patient manipulation because of serious chronic paresthesia. Finally, in many cases, a significant defect of the nasal arch develops. In spite of typical clini… Show more

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“…Durch die transkutane Elektrostimulation kann die Wundheilung gefördert werden [8]. Erforderlichenfalls muss eine Defektdeckung durch regionäre Hautlappenplastiken erfolgen, die bevorzugt von adäquat sensibel innervierten Gebieten, in der Regel also von der Gegenseite, erfolgen sollten [8]. …”
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“…Durch die transkutane Elektrostimulation kann die Wundheilung gefördert werden [8]. Erforderlichenfalls muss eine Defektdeckung durch regionäre Hautlappenplastiken erfolgen, die bevorzugt von adäquat sensibel innervierten Gebieten, in der Regel also von der Gegenseite, erfolgen sollten [8]. …”
Section: Andere Behandlungsverfahrenunclassified
“…Other causes are Wallenberg's syndrome (brain stem infarct) or iatrogenic i.e. post-removal of acoustic neuroma (6,7) . As a result, nasal alar deformity (NAD), can affect patients' aesthetic appearance as well as nasal function; thus, patients may complain of nasal obstruction due to nasal valve narrowing (3) .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%