Origin of early waves evoked by infraorbital nerve stimulation in man.
作者： M Leandri , J.A Campbell
DOI: 10.1016/0168-5597(86)90032-8
关键词: In patient 、 Pons 、 Ganglion 、 Maxillary nerve 、 Scalp 、 Medicine 、 Anatomy 、 Stimulation 、 Infraorbital nerve 、 Rhizotomy 、 Anesthesia
摘要: Abstract The origins of early waves recorded from the scalp man after stimulation infraorbital nerve have been investigated by simultaneous recording and trigeminal pathway in patients undergoing thermocoagulation rhizotomy. It has found that surface-recorded W1, W2 W3 correspond respectively to activity point entry maxillary into gasserian ganglion, root pons presynaptic portion spinal tract. is remarked depth during surgery may provide useful information about positioning electrode.
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