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Trigeminal Neuralgia
Trigeminal Neuralgia
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NEURALGI
Presented by: Dayrit, Erica M. & Olivas
Melencio
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OBJECTIVES:
• To understand Trigeminal Neuralgia and its
signs and symptoms.
• To Familiarize the anatomy of the affected
Nerve and its Pathophysiology.
• To Determine the nursing intervention and
to know the pharmacological Management
and Surgical Management.
SYNONYMS:
• TRIFACIAL
NEURALGIA
• FOTHERGRILL'S
DISEASE
• TIC-DOLOUREUX
TRIGEMINAL
NEURALGIA
-It is a Chronic Neuro facial pain disorder due to
the trigeminal Nerve.
Tongue
V1- Supraorbital ridge
TRIGGERS THE
TRIGEMINAL
NEURALGIA
Diagnostic
Microneurography
Nerve Blocking
• Carbamazepine
• Tegretol
• Phenol
MEDICAL
MANAGEMENT
Surgical Management:
•Rhizotomy
•Microvascular Decompression of the Trigeminal
Nerve
•Radiofrequency Thermal Coagulation
•Percutaneous Balloon Microcompression
•Percutaneous radio-frequency trigeminal
gangliolysis
NURSING
MANAGEMENT:
• Assessment of pain level and characteristics of pain.
• Assess patient's knowledge of triggers and pain management.
• Provide emotional support
• Provide adequate nutrition in small frequent meals at room
temperature.
• Provide a calm and safety environment
• Administer pain medication as ordered.
• Instruct pt. avoid exposing affected cheek to sudden cold
NURSING
MANAGEMENT:
• Instruct pt. to avoid foods that are too Cold or too Hot
• Use cotton pads gently, wash face and for oral hygiene.
• Instruct the patient to rinse with mouthwash after eating if
toothbrushing causes pain
• Instruct the pt. to take food and fluids at room temperature,
and to chew on the unaffected side
• Advice pt. try not to touch or wash their faces, shave, or do
anything else that might cause an attack
Nursing
DIAGNOSIS:
• Pain (acute / chronic) r / t trigeminal nerve
compression and inflammation of the
temporal artery.
• Imbalanced Nutrition : Less than Body
Requirements r / t pain during chewing.
• Ineffective individual coping r / t severe
pain, excessive threat to the self-alone.
Nursing
DIAGNOSIS:
• Anxiety r / t prognosis of disease and changes
in health.
• Risk for injury to the eye r / t the risk factors:
possible reduction in corneal sensation.
• Risk for Suicide.
THANK YOU!
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