How is frontal area hypoesthesia to return a responsibility?

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Cavernous sinus internal carotid artery aneurysms can be divided into anterior, middle and posterior segments. Anterior segment aneurysms produce ophthalmic branch symptoms, which are manifested as frontal hypoesthesia and corneal bradycardia. The cause of aneurysm is not very clear. Congenital factors, arteriosclerosis, infection or trauma, and the impact of blood flow are the causes of aneurysm formation. How is frontal area hypoesthesia to return a responsibility? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

How is frontal area hypoesthesia to return a responsibility?

Aneurysm is a kind of permanent swelling disease caused by the weakness of arterial wall. Aneurysm can be formed in any place, but the most common and troublesome place of aneurysm is in cerebral artery and aorta,

The cause of the disease is not clear. Congenital factors, arteriosclerosis, infection or trauma, and the impact of blood flow are the causes of aneurysm formation.

Cavernous sinus internal carotid artery aneurysms can be divided into anterior, middle and posterior segments; The middle segment aneurysms have symptoms of ophthalmic and maxillary branches. In addition to ophthalmic branches, there are also sensory disorders in the cheek. The posterior segment aneurysms have complete symptoms of trigeminal nerve, such as mandibular deviation to the diseased side when opening the mouth, weakness or atrophy of masticatory muscles on the diseased side.

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