Ultrasound-guided auriculotemporal nerve block for post-herpetic auriculotemporal neuropathy: A case report
Neurology Asia
; : 369-372, 2017.
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ABSTRACT
Auriculotemporal neuropathy is a rare aetiology of orofacial pain. A 66-year old female patientpresented with severe, throbbing pain around the right ear after herpes zoster. The pain was consistentwith post-herpetic neuropathy and was not relieved by oral medications. To alleviate neuropathicpain, ultrasound-guided auriculotemporal nerve block was done. The pain was relieved completelyand the patient remained symptom-free until the last follow up at eight months after treatment. Withunderstanding of the anatomy and related symptoms of auriculotemporal nerve, auriculotemporalneuropathy can be controlled by ultrasound-guided auriculotemporal nerve block.
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Neurology Asia
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