T. Lovely

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Cutaneous-Evoked Tinnitus
TLDR
A neuroscience framework that encompasses several distinct areas of research is used to conceptualize and help understandCutaneous-evoked tinnitus and the role of functional imaging modalities in studying various phantom perceptions is considered.
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Microvascular decompression for trigeminal neuralgia. Surgical technique and long-term results.
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Surgical management of geniculate neuralgia.
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An experience with 14 patients who came to the neurosurgical service at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center with a diagnosis of geniculate neuralgia, which implicated vascular compression as an etiology of this disorder.
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Functional outcome and the effect of cranioplasty after retromastoid craniectomy for microvascular decompression.
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Anomalous cross-modal plasticity following posterior fossa surgery: Some speculations on gaze-evoked tinnitus
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The Surgical Management of Chronic Cluster Headache
TLDR
Chronic cluster headache occurs in less than 10% of cluster headache sufferers, but remains an intractable medical problem.
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Cutaneous-Evoked Tinnitus
TLDR
The phenomenology of this discovery is focused on, which provides perceptual correlates using contemporary psychophysical methods and document in one individual cutaneous-evoked tinnitus-related neural activity using functional magnetic resonance imaging.
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Delayed facial weakness after microvascular decompression of cranial nerve VII.
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Auditory perceptual and visual-spatial characteristics of gaze-evoked tinnitus.
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In both cases, the gaze-evoked tinnitus was characterized as being tonal in nature, with pitch and loudness percepts remaining constant as long as the same horizontal or vertical eye directions were maintained.
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Efficacy and Complications of Microvascular Decompression: A Review
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The purpose of this article is to review the success and complication rates of the microvascular decompression procedure to provide the surgeon with a benchmark on what should be expected.
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