Peripheral streptomycin/lidocaine injections versus lidocaine alone in the treatment of idiopathic trigeminal neuralgia

Local Anesthetic Blockade of Peripheral Nerves for Treatment of Neuralgias

“…All included articles [5][6][7][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46] (Table 2) can be classified as single case reports or case series; there were no controlled studies. Pain syndromes included various neuralgias (Table 3), the most common of which was sciatic radicular pain.…”

“…All articles included in the review are single case reports or case series. Only 2 of them (Inan et al 40 and Stajcic et al 43 ) used randomization and 1 (Arner et al 6 ) included consecutive patients (Table 2). They represent the lowest of 4 categories of research publications: category characterized by very low quality of evidence.…”

Treatment of trigeminal neuralgia with bupivacaine HCL using a temporary epidural catheter and pain pump: Preliminary study

“…One patient from the lidocaine group remained pain-free for eight months. At the final assessment, three patients from the S/L group and two patients from the lidocaine group remained pain-free up to 30 months (Stajcic et al 1990). They also reported that sensory functions of the injected nerves were not affected after repeated injections as in our study.…”

Классическая Невралгия Тройничного Нерва

“…С целью ускорения наступления ремиссии ряд авторов реко-мендуют сочетать использование противосудорожных препаратов с лекарственными блокадами периферических ветвей тройничного нерва, либо деструктивными воздействиями -спиртовыми блока-дами [104,210,255,350,351,394,139]. Деафферентационные ос-ложнения после алкоголизации и отсутствие эффекта при повтор-ных спиртовых блокадах ставят под сомнение целесообразность их использования в настоящее время.…”