Analgesic Efficacy and Safety of Medical Therapy Alone vs Combined Medical Therapy and Extraoral Glossopharyngeal Nerve Block in Glossopharyngeal Neuralgia

Keyphrases

• Medical Therapy 100%
• Analgesic Efficacy 100%
• Glossopharyngeal Neuralgia 100%
• Glossopharyngeal Nerve Block 100%
• Numeric Pain Rating Scale 66%
• Quality of Life 33%
• N-15 33%
• Standard Medical Therapy 33%
• Brief Pain Inventory 33%
• Pain Relief 16%
• Adverse Outcomes 16%
• Rare Diseases 16%
• Treatment Regimen 16%
• Analgesic 16%
• Group Studies 16%
• Pain Interference 16%
• Combination Therapy 16%
• Pain Conditions 16%
• Difficult-to-treat 16%
• Gabapentin 16%
• Treatment Initiation 16%
• 3-month Follow-up 16%
• Tramadol 16%
• Hemodynamic Alteration 16%
• Clinical Profile 16%
• Analgesic Effect 16%
• Demographic Profile 16%
• Pain Intensity 16%
• Pharmacological Intervention 16%
• Patient Consent 16%
• Interpersonal Emotion 16%
• Rational Polypharmacy 16%
• Measurement of Quality of Life 16%
• Clinical Ethics Committees 16%
• Methylcobalamin 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Combination Therapy 100%
• Nerve Block 100%
• Analgesic Efficacy 100%
• Glossopharyngeal Neuralgia 100%
• Glossopharyngeal Nerve 100%
• Pain Assessment 57%
• Hemodynamic 42%
• Quality of Life 42%
• Disease 28%
• Brief Pain Inventory 28%
• Analgesia 14%
• Adverse Outcome 14%
• Anodyne 14%
• Rare Disease 14%
• Gabapentin 14%
• Tramadol 14%
• Polypharmacy 14%
• Analgesic Activity 14%
• Mecobalamin 14%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Combination Therapy 100%
• Analgesic Agent 100%
• Glossopharyngeal Neuralgia 100%
• Disease 28%
• Adverse Outcome 14%
• Rare Disease 14%
• Gabapentin 14%
• Tramadol 14%
• Polypharmacy 14%
• Methylcobalamin 14%