Note the discussion about nervous #intermedius blocks written with our very own @VUMCneurology resident Dr. @MerryJean_Losso during her time rotating with our #pain Division @VUMC_Anes
It was a great morning speaking about several important topics, including facial and cranial nerve pain at the 45th Annual Contemporary Clinical Neurology Symposium #CCNS in #HiltonHead.
Grateful to speak about extracranial origins of #headache and the #interdisciplinary approach to chronic headaches @SESPRS1. It was an honor joining Dr. @jjanismd and Dr. Kassis to discuss surgery and other interventions for chronic head pain. @VUMC_Anes @VUMCneurology
@KesayanMD teaching us about a fluoroscopically-guided SPG and V2 block via the suprazygomatic approach. @doctoredwards @VUMC_Anes @VUMCneurology
It was an honor to represent @VUMCneurology @VUMC_Anes and speak about #cervicogenic headache at the annual meeting of the Florida Society of Neurology. Thank you for the very educational neurology overview and behavioral neuro programs, @FSNeuro!
Grateful to the Tennessee Pain Society for the opportunity to speak about medical and #InterventionalPain treatments for headaches! Its great to be at an in-person conference again. @VUMCneurology @VUMC_Anes#VUMCNeuro
Trigeminal neuralgia is manifested by severe, paroxysmal facial pain. The classical type involves compression of the trigeminal nerve root. Sodium-channel blockers are the first-choice treatment; if they are unsuccessful, vascular decompression or ablative procedures may be used.
Our latest study published in the Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology @Routledgepsych suggests that the left hemisphere may play a dominant role in the allocation of body-centered attention,
https://t.co/xco2j4E9At