Si̇ni̇r Yaralanmalari: Nedenleri̇, Teşhi̇s Ve Tedavi̇leri̇

KÜÇÜKKURT, Sercan; TÜKEL, HüseyinCan; ÖZLE, Murat

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“…In cases of diagnosed TN, medical treatment in which carbamazepine and phenytoin are frequently preferred and interventional treatment options such as microvascular decompression, partial sensory rhizotomy, percutaneous radiofrequency thermocoagulation, percutaneous glycerol gangliosis, percutaneous balloon microcompression, gamma knife radiosurgery, cyberknife radiosurgery, cryotherapy, peripheral alcohol blockade, peripheral neuroctomy, peripheral glycerol injection is present (3). In our study, the patients are followed up with medical treatment.…”

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Klinik ve Radyolojik Bulgularla Trigeminal Nevralji: 3 Olgu Sunumu

DALDAL,

COŞGUN BAYBARS,

DURAN

2023

Medical Research Reports

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Trigeminal neuralgia (TN) is a psychoneurotic disease involving the sensory branches of the trigeminal nerve (V) and characterized by severe and persistent pain. Pain, which is the most typical feature of the disease, is described by patients as short or long term, electric shock, burning, stinging and throbbing. Pain may involve all sensory branches of the nerve, and it is more common in areas innervated by the maxillary (V2) and mandibular (V3) nerve. Therefore, meticulous and regular follow-ups performed by dentists and oral surgeons and accurate examination of the cranial nerves are very important in order to avoid inappropriate treatments in patients who apply to dentists due to toothaches confused with facial pain. Otherwise, if the correct clinical history and pain type are not questioned, root canal treatments or even tooth extractions can be applied to patients due to misdiagnosis, also the pain does not go away. As can be seen in the three cases discussed in this article, it has been determined that many of the patients' teeth were treated with root canal treatment before the diagnosis of TN, and worse they were removed. It is very important for dentists to be careful about the distinction between TN-induced pain and toothache, in order to prevent incorrect treatments to be applied to patients.

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“…There are certain parameters that are considered in the diagnosis of TN. Pain, which is the most serious symptom of the disease, is an important indicator in diagnosis (3). Pain in TN can be seen in the eyes, ears, lips, forehead, scalp, teeth, jaws like in any region innervated by the trigeminal nerve.…”

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Klinik ve Radyolojik Bulgularla Trigeminal Nevralji: 3 Olgu Sunumu

DALDAL,

COŞGUN BAYBARS,

DURAN

2023

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“…Oral and maxillofacial surgeries that are performed especially in the lower jaw including impacted third molar surgery, dental implant applications, cyst or tumor operations, orthognathic surgery, pre-prosthetic surgery, arthroscopic surgery, salivary gland surgery, operations in maxillofacial trauma, and injection injuries can damage the inferior alveolar nerve, mental nerve or lingual nerve by crushing or compressing it (Cornwall and Radomisli 2000;Er et al 2016;KÜÇÜKKURT et al 2018). The total percentage of the inferior alveolar nerve and lingual nerve injuries varies between 0.5% and 5% after the extraction of the lower third molar (Swanson 1991 As a result of these damages, complaints such as permanent anesthesia, dysesthesia, pain, paresthesia (burning, stinging, numbness or tingling sensation) related to the affected region can be observed (Seo et al 2018;KÜÇÜKKURT et al 2018). Generally, spontaneous recovery is observed in most of the patients within 6-8 weeks, but the sensory loss may persist for 6 months or longer, and permanent neuropathic disorders may occur in such cases (Smith and Lung; Pogrel and Kaban 1993; KÜÇÜKKURT et al 2018).…”

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“…The total percentage of the inferior alveolar nerve and lingual nerve injuries varies between 0.5% and 5% after the extraction of the lower third molar (Swanson 1991 As a result of these damages, complaints such as permanent anesthesia, dysesthesia, pain, paresthesia (burning, stinging, numbness or tingling sensation) related to the affected region can be observed (Seo et al 2018;KÜÇÜKKURT et al 2018). Generally, spontaneous recovery is observed in most of the patients within 6-8 weeks, but the sensory loss may persist for 6 months or longer, and permanent neuropathic disorders may occur in such cases (Smith and Lung; Pogrel and Kaban 1993; KÜÇÜKKURT et al 2018).…”

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Investigation of Three Drugs With Neuroregenerative Effects on Inferior Alveolar Nerve Injury in Rats

Günay

Ünverengil

2021

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PurposeNerve injuries formed during oral and maxillofacial surgical operations occur usually by crush or tension-type damages rather than incisions or ruptures. Such nerve injuries can be treated by providing regeneration with pharmacological agents without surgical intervention. The aim of this study was to determine and compare the effects of dexamethasone, B vitamin complex, and nerve growth factor on peripheral nerve regeneration with a local application on the inferior alveolar nerve. Methods Twenty-four Wistar Albino rats weighing 220-250 grams were used in the study. Experimental animals were divided into 4 groups. According to the groups, animals were treated with saline, dexamethasone, vitamin B complex and nerve growth factor. All animals were sacrificed on the 21st day and inferior alveolar nerves were resected for microscopic examination. Results The integrity and irregularities of myelin sheaths and vacuole formation were evaluated under a light microscope. Statistical analysis was performed with SPSS version 17.0. When histopathological findings were evaluated, it was observed that dexamethasone and vitamin B application triggered regeneration. However, regeneration in the group treated with nerve growth factor was much more obvious. Conclusions Local drug applications are beneficial for regeneration in inferior alveolar nerve injury. Considering their success, studies are needed to place growth factors in clinical practice.

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Si̇ni̇r Yaralanmalari: Nedenleri̇, Teşhi̇s Ve Tedavi̇leri̇

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Klinik ve Radyolojik Bulgularla Trigeminal Nevralji: 3 Olgu Sunumu

Klinik ve Radyolojik Bulgularla Trigeminal Nevralji: 3 Olgu Sunumu

Investigation of Three Drugs With Neuroregenerative Effects on Inferior Alveolar Nerve Injury in Rats

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