Author： McGrew Robert N.
Publisher： OceanSide Publications, Inc
ISSN： 1539-6290
Source： American Journal of Rhinology, Vol.7, Iss.6, 1993-11, pp. : 273-279
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Abstract
Sharp lancinating pain on inhalation as one type of atypical facial pain may be indicative of nerve exposure to the nasal airstream. A case is reported demonstrating iatrogenic nerve exposure of V2 which occurred as a complication of antrostomy. Development of a traumatic neuroma followed with gradual worsening of the pain. A method of management that was adequate in controlling the pain is described. Anatomic and surgical implications are discussed.
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