'Facial pain' diaporamas de présentation

Fever of Unknown Origin (FUO)

Fever of Unknown Origin (FUO).

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ENT UPDATE

ENT UPDATE. Gavin Watters FRCS FRCS(ORL) Consultant ENT Surgeon. PRIMARY CARE. E Vertigo BPPV Tinnitus Otitis Externa N Rhinosinusitis T Globus sensation Snoring. Dizziness. Vertigo Unsteadiness (on walking) Light-Headedness. Vertigo. Definition

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FACIAL NEUROPATHOLOGY

FACIAL NEUROPATHOLOGY. OROFACIAL PAIN. A delta and C fibers are associated with pain In terms of velocity, most pain fibers have a slower velocity than the others. NOCICEPTORS:1-5MM DIAMETER NERVE FIBERS. PAIN FIBERS(PERIPHERAL NERVE FIBERS). A-DELTA:

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Headache and Facial Pain

Headache and Facial Pain. Robert H. Stroud, M.D. Byron J. Bailey, M.D. January 31, 2001. Referred Pain. Brain tissue insensate Anterior & middle fossae ? anterior to coronal suture Posterior fossa ? occipital and upper neck Sphenoid & sella ? vertex. Sinus Innervation.

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Aspecte practice de s ? n ? tate public ? oro-dentar ?

Aspecte practice de s ? n ? tate public ? oro-dentar ?. WHAT IS ORAL HEALTH?.

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atypical facial pain

atypical facial pain.

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Head, neck and facial pain

Head, neck and facial pain. A pain in the head, face or a pain in the neck?. AIMS. TO DISCUSS HEAD, FACE AND NECK PAIN AND THE POSSIBLE CAUSES. OBJECTIVES. To consider the innervation of the head and neck region To understand some of the physiological relationships

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Facial Pain: Diagnosis and treatment

Facial Pain: Diagnosis and treatment. Ahmed M. Raslan, MD Assistant Professor Department of Neurological Surgery OHSU, Portland, OR, USA. Disclosure. None. Diagnosis of Facial Pain. Clinical ! Imaging. Classification of Facial Pain. Trigeminal distribution Other cranial Nerves.

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Psychology & orofacial pain

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TMJ DISORDERS MYOGENOUS PAIN REFERRED PAIN TENSION TYPE HEADACHE MIGRAINE CLUSTER HEADACHE

TMJ DISORDERS MYOGENOUS PAIN REFERRED PAIN TENSION TYPE HEADACHE MIGRAINE CLUSTER HEADACHE NEUROPATHIC PAIN DEAFFERENTATION PAIN PAIN IN SOMATOFORM DISORDERS (ATYPICAL FACIAL PAIN). TMJ DISORDERS MYOGENOUS PAIN REFERRED PAIN TENSION TYPE HEADACHE MIGRAINE CLUSTER HEADACHE

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1st Case Conference of the Year

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There are three kinds of people, the scholars, the seekers of knowledge and

There are three kinds of people, the scholars, the seekers of knowledge and all the others are a waste of humanity. Jafar AlSadiq. CHRONIC PAIN SYNDROME.

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When Things Go Wrong

When Things Go Wrong. Mike Purdon, BSc, BA, MDCM, dip ABFP Director, Faculty Development, SMP. Disclosure. I do not have any financial affiliation with any information presented during this session. No products are endorsed during this session. Outline. Errors Three cases

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Part 3: Cranial neuralgias, central and primary facial pain and other headaches

Part 3: Cranial neuralgias, central and primary facial pain and other headaches. 13. Cranial neuralgias and central causes of facial pain. 13. Cranial neuralgias and central causes of facial pain.

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Provider Perspectives on Caring for People with TMD

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Headache & Facial Pain

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??? ???? ?????? ?????? Headache and facial pain. Dr.Hayder Kadhum H. FICM NEUR. /Fellow Ship-Luvan university KUFA COLLEGE OF MEDICINE. HEADACHE. H. means pain in the head and we include facial pain with it.

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Vertigo

Vertigo. Case.

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Trigeminal Neuralgia How Can A Neurologist Help? Summary of a presentation to Dallas TN Association November 7 th , 2

Trigeminal Neuralgia How Can A Neurologist Help? Summary of a presentation to Dallas TN Association November 7 th , 2007. Norma Melamed, MD 12810 Hillcrest Road Suite B220 Dallas Texas 75230 972 991 8466. 1) Make the correct diagnosis.

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