The problem is that there are more clinical ways of treating trident neuropsychiatric pains, including microvascular repressures, skin piercing scythes, and gamma knives.
What about trident neuropsychiatric surgery?
Choose which operation? The risk? Will there be a relapse? … in the face of these problems, where does the patient go?
Microvascular stress surgery
Microvascular decompression is the main current method of treating primary trident nervous pain. The operation was carried out under a general anesthesia, with a cut of about 5 cm in the skin of the patient ‘ s side ear and hair line, the skull opening a bone window of one dollar in size, and then the intracircle operation under the microscope, finding the nerve root of three fork, dissecting the veins attached to the pressurized nerve, so that the veins were no longer pressurized.
Advantages: Microvascular decompression is the only method currently available in clinical practice to cure the original trident neurological pain, the operation retains the complete function of the nerve, the relative trauma of the operation, the patient’s haemorrhage, the high post-operative pain relief rate (98 per cent), the long-term effects of the operation, and the five-year pain relief rate is still around 90 per cent.
Shortcomings: The operation requires complete ablution, and patients who are usually older and unable to withstand the operation are not suitable for this type of operation.
Adaptive: persons with initial tridental neuropsychiatric pain, with poor or unwilling oral medication, who are under the age of 70 years, who are in good physical condition and are in an appropriate state of ease, and patients with a re-emergence of a neurodestructor.
Ball bag oppression.
The basic method of the scythe-pression surgery is to reach the nerve of the skull from a trident through the face skin. – The ovulation hole, which is placed in the McNuggets’ bladder with a ball bladder catheter, which expands moderately to suppress the trident nerve half-monthly, removes the neurofibre that causes the trident nervous pain from the card pressure, and eventually exits from the scythe and the wound stops the bleeding. The key to the operation is the accurate entry of the needle into the ovaries.
Advantages: short operation time, small trauma, short hospitalization time, immediate post-operative pain relief above 95 per cent, no need to open a skull, reduced surgical risk, no pain in wounds and high comfort.
Shortcomings: Part of the feeling of the trident nerve is damaged and destroyed, so that the pain of the patient disappears and, after the surgery, the disease of the patient’s face is numb and his/her muscular weakness diminishes over time.
Adaptive condition: Insufferable wholeness for longer periods of time and failure to perform a skull opening, re-emergence of microvascular recompression, age, infirmity, and patients who are unwilling to perform a skull opening.
Gamma.
Using gamma rays, irradiation of trident nerve neurological hysteresis by nucleomagnetic positioning, causing radioactive deaths, is also a treatment for the destruction of neurological and neurological damage.
Advantages: No trauma, more comfortable surgery, no pain.
Disadvantages: It may take six months for a slow start, or three months for a more painful patient, and may not be able to withstand the severe pain of these months, and it is easy to relapse after surgery.
Expert Reminder
The choice of treatment for persons suffering from trident neuropsychiatric pain should be taken into account after treatment, in terms of the immediate pain reduction rate, relapse rate, degree of facial numbness, complications and long-term effects, together with a comprehensive assessment of the patient ‘ s physical condition.
