Facial pain: typical causes
Evidence-based neurology checklist on facial pain: typical causes: Ocular causes Optic neuritis Acute glaucoma Cavernous sinus lesions Ocular myositis Orbital inflammation/infection/deposits Tolosa Hunt syndrome (THS) Facial nerve related Facial neuralgias Primary headaches Vascular causes…
Ocular causes
- Optic neuritis
- Acute glaucoma
- Cavernous sinus lesions
- Ocular myositis
- Orbital inflammation/infection/deposits
- Tolosa Hunt syndrome (THS)
Facial nerve related
Facial neuralgias
Primary headaches
Vascular causes
Structural causes
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References
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