Complications of MVD for trigeminal neuralgia

This standard approach describes the decompression of offending vessels at the root entry zone of 5th cranial nerve. We have operated upon 25 patients with different age group. C.T. Scan of all patients was normal except two. One had CP angle tumor and other had right epidermoid cyst. The aim of study was to evaluate the outcome and complication in one year follow up

128 cases of EDH - one year study

EDH incidence in society is common and can be life saving if timely intervened. Its incidence is more in male and the most common site is temporoparietal region [85%]. A collection of 15 ml of blood in the substantial space results in severe functional disturbance. We have managed 128 cases during one year. 10 cases were managed conservatively. We recommend urgent surgical intervention as size of EDH is increasing and it can be fatal for life if delayed

Outcome of MVD for trigeminal neuralgia

This article depicts the general outcome of patients suffering from trigeminal neuralgia and Microvascular decompression was done. We have discussed the surgical technique, number of patients in different age group, offending vessels/other lesion and division involved in number of cases. The patients were treated surgically and clinically re-examined for 6 months postoperatively. The effect of surgical treatment was good