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[Trigeminal radiculopathy in vestibular schwannomas].

G Yu GrigoryanA R SitnikovYu A Grigoryan
Published in: Zhurnal voprosy neirokhirurgii imeni N. N. Burdenko (2021)
Trigeminal radiculopathy is caused by severe brainstem compression following vestibular schwannomas and usually results sensory disturbances and rarely facial pain. The impact of tumor on trigeminal nerve root and brainstem trigeminal pathways can be accompanied by vascular compression by superior cerebellar artery. Regression of trigeminal radiculopathy symptoms after resection of vestibular schwannoma is caused by decompression of trigeminal nerve root and brainstem. In case of concomitant neurovascular syndrome, vascular decompression is indicated.
Keyphrases
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