1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0385-8146(98)00079-0
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The syndrome of elongated styloid process

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“…Certain reasons have been forwarded for failure of styloidectomy to relieve the pain of stylalgia like intraoperative injury, subsequent fibrosis and resultant entrapment neuropathy or inadequate shortening of the styloid process [13]. But the failure could also be a result of persistence of etiological factors like inflammation and fibrotic entrapment neuropathy.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Certain reasons have been forwarded for failure of styloidectomy to relieve the pain of stylalgia like intraoperative injury, subsequent fibrosis and resultant entrapment neuropathy or inadequate shortening of the styloid process [13]. But the failure could also be a result of persistence of etiological factors like inflammation and fibrotic entrapment neuropathy.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…46 Bundan kısa olduğu durumlarda proçesin laterale ya da mediale deviasyonuna bağlı olarak internal ya da eksternal karotid arter üzerine bası oluĢur ve bunun sonucunda birtakım semptomlar geliĢir. 46,47 Tanıda kullanılan parametrelerden biri de lidocaine infiltrasyon testidir.…”
Section: ġEkil 2 Sp"nin Tonsiller Fossadan Muayenesinin ġEmatik Görüunclassified
“…The most satisfactory and effective treatment is surgical shortening of the styloid process through either an intraoral or external approach (Boedts, 1978 Prognosis of Eagle's Syndrome is guarded by surgical failures (up to 20% of patients). This may be due to intraoperative injury, subsequent fibrous entrapment syndrome, or inadequate shortening of the process, assuming that the diagnosis was correct in the first place (Ghosh and Dubey, 1999).…”
Section: Introduction:-mentioning
confidence: 99%