Under normal circumstances, the neurological and vascular divisions are functionally sound. But as people grow and age, their veins change slowly. And with age, the veins seem to grow loosely and slowly bend. The curved blood vessels sometimes accidentally touch the nerves around them, and as the heart beats once a time, the vein is pressurized on the nerves, and after a long period of time, the marrow of the nervous surface is partially worn out, as if the wires were running long and the plastic skin outside was worn out. If the plastic skin of the wire is gone and the insulation is changed, there may be short circuits with the wire around it, and nerves are similar. If the facial nerve is short-circuited, the local neurotransmittance changes, the facial muscle activity increases, and we get eyelid jumps, and even the whole face is twitching.
In general, the aerobic convulsions cause a demyelosis of the metaneural root from a long-term vascular activity, which is the equivalent of an insulation layer that destroys the wire, causing a leak in the facial nerve, which is reflected in a facial pulsation. Long-term non-treatment leads to long-term neurological damage.
What are the risks of a facial spasm surgery?
In today ‘ s highly medically developed world, the success rate of surgery for facial spasms is increasing, and the number of surgical complications is decreasing. In addition to the surgical techniques of the performer, the application of advanced equipment to ensure the efficacy of the operation to avoid complications is associated with pre-operative visual examinations and electrophysiological monitoring of the operation.
MRI scans clearly identify whether the responsible blood vessels and nerves have cycling, determine whether they have primary or secondary causes, and provide conditions for the development of surgical programmes.
Electrophysiological monitoring in surgery is like an identification system, in which when a suspicious “responsible” blood vessels are depressed, the monitoring system observes in real time the abnormality of the skin spasm patients, and as soon as the “responsible” blood vessels are found, the monitoring system immediately discovers that it is easy to find the veins and fully depress them. It has also reduced the excessive search for blood vessels and significantly reduced neuronal harassment, thus reducing the occurrence of common complications such as hearing loss, facial palsy, etc.
The surgery of a facial spasm is a functional one, and as many of the functions of the patient as possible are the responsibility of the artist. The “dual insurance” premised on surgical techniques, i.e. pre-operative video screening and electrophysiological monitoring, has brought the level of treatment of facial spasms at the centre to an advanced national level, with over 98 per cent success and less than 2 per cent incidence of complications. Doctors also need high-tech equipment to provide the safest and most effective medical care.
