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neuritis (2)
-sharp, sudden pain
-eg. toothache, acute injury
neuralgia (2)
-aching, prolongued, sharp
-trigeminal, clossopharyngeal
odontalgia
-mediated by peripheral sensory neurons of trigeminal nerve (V2, V3)
-a-delta, a-beta, c fibers
myofacial pain:
cause (2)
symp (3)
-etiology less known
-m. spasm, etc
-dull, aching, radiating pain, exacerbated by mand fct
-trismus
-m. tenderness
TMJ:
Intermittent arthralgia
-pain from use
-little referred pain
-tx w/ PT
TMJ:
inflamm arthralgia (2)
-when intermittent arthralgia induces inflamm
-secondary symp: headache, myospasm, tenderness
TMJ:
non-masticatory arthralgia (3)
-important distinction
-non-mast arth usually will not respond to masticatory therapy
-may be due to arthritis, infection, trauma, pathology
TMJ referred pain:
from (5)
-SCM
-masseter
-pterygoid m.'s
-other m.'s
-from w/in trigeminal network (incl salivary glands)
Surgery for TMJ pathology (4)
-arthrocentesis
-arthroscopy
-discectomy
-total joint replacement
what can mimic TMJ pain (3)
-Eagle's synd
-glossopharyngeal neuralgia
-other
trigem neuralgia:
initiating events (5)
-nerve compression
-demyelinating plaques
-herpes
-infection (teeth, jaw)
-brainstem infarct
TN:
clinical symp (5)
-abrupt onset
-excruciating pain
-facial tics
-unilateral
-can have trigger points
need to rule out ____ for TN diagnosis (3)
-other neurological probs
-CT scan (for brain lesions, vascular malform)
-LP and MRI for MS
TN drug therapy (3)
-Tegretol
-Dilantin
-Depakene
most common surgical procedure for TN (5)
-microvascular decompression
-BVs compressing nerve are moved away
-works well if that is the problem
-no sig SEs
-30% recurrence w/in 6 yrs
TMD history
"BUST"
-Bruxing
-Unusual habits (ice, etc)
-Stress
-Trauma
TMD exam:
check
-opening (ave 40mm), (R/L exc >5mm)
-deviation
-deflection
-noise
-swelling
joint noise:
click, pop, etc indicates
crepitation
-internal derangement
-degen joint ds
modified wilkes staging (clinical)
I thru V
I: painless clicking, full ROM
II: clicking occas painful, some locking, headaches
III: frequent pain, etc, limited ROM, painful chewing
IV: chronic pain, restricted ROM
V: variable pain, joint crepitus, painful fct
Modified Wilkes staging (surgical)
I thru V
I: normal disc, slight AD, clicking
II: ADD thickening
III: deformed disc, etc, no bony changes
IV: deformed disc, deformed bone
V: grossly degen'ed disc and bone, perforation adhesions
what stage to ppl usually feel pain
Stages III, IV. Occasional pain in II, Pain lessens in V
arthrocentesis/arthroscopy:
goal
-make painful III not painful (and II or III)
-Arthrocentesis: lube joint and manage m.'s
Arthroscopy: incl'd laser debridement, disc stabilization
codylotomy:
goal
-stop II from becoming a III
discetomy:
goal
-change painful III/IV to non-painful 5
-remove scarring, degenerated tissues (disc is removed)
-allow pseudo disc to form
narcotics
-avoid
-only temp relief, chance of addiction high