Care of the leather half months ganglion radiofrequency thermocoagulation therapy of trigeminal neuralgia（的皮革半月神经节射频热凝固术治疗三叉神经痛）.doc

Care of the leather half months ganglion radiofrequency thermocoagulation therapy of trigeminal neuralgia Paper to write network: [Abstract] Objective To study the care of leather half months ganglion radiofrequency therapy of trigeminal neuralgia. 936 cases of patients with trigeminal neuralgia line radiofrequency therapy, preoperative, intraoperative, postoperative care, patients with treatment and care, to reduce the suffering of patients, reduce postoperative complications. results immediately after treatment, pain disappeared in 928 cases, and pain relief eight cases, with 100% efficiency. postoperative follow-up without infection and other complications, facial pain recurrence in 26 cases , by re-line radiofrequency pain disappear. stressed that the surgery process, the appropriate psychological care, good preoperative care, strict aseptic technique in surgery, coordinate closely, after close observation of the patient’s condition changes. good skin, mouth and eye care, reduce complications and promote patient recovery, reduce pain recurrence. [Keywords:] trigeminal neuralgia, RF, nursing Is a more common clinical trigeminal neuralgia, the most stubborn, the most painful, painful diseases, some number of decades shall not be cured of this disease is characterized by paroxysmal pain in the trigeminal nerve distribution within the patient is often difficult to endure the vast majority of unilateral, more than half of the trigger point (trigger point), diet, talk, wash your face, the wind can cause seizures, seriously affecting the life and labor of the patients [1] 2006 May to May 2011 our department treated 936 patients with primary trigeminal neuralgia in DSA guide downstream radiofrequency therapy, results were satisfactory, the care described below. 1 clinical data 1.1 General Information Hospital Pain treated patients with idiopathic trigeminal neuralgia since May 2006 to May 2011, a total of 936 cases, 417 cases of male, female 519