Diagnosis of vascular compression of the cranial nerves by use of magnetic resonans imaging, its correlation with the surgical data
Keywords:
cranial nerves, vascular compression, diagnostics, magnetic resonance tomographyAbstract
30 patients with neurovascular compression syndromes: trigeminal and glossopharingeal neuralgia, hemifacial spasm, essential arterial hypertension, were investigated by MRI with CISS-3D consequence, using a 1,5 Tesla Magnetom Vision imaging unit (Siemens, Erlangen, Germany). Correlation of MRI and surgical data have been analysed. High effectiveness of MRI with CISS-3D consequences have been established for diagnosis of cranial nerves vascular compression syndromes.
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