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| Year : 1999 | Volume
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Trigeminal Neuropathy in Sjogren's Syndrome
L Pinheiro, R Paul, A.K Roy
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Correspondence Address:
L Pinheiro
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Trigeminal neuropathy is the most common CNS disorder in Sjogren's syndrome. It is believed to be caused by vasculitis. Unless this is recognised, a diagnosis of trigeminal neuralgia is often made. The therapeutic response to steroids is unpredictable. There are two subgroups - those with associated collagen disorders and those only with the sicca syndrome. |
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