2021-11-302021-11-302002-01Bilgin, H. vd. (2002). "A rare complication of trigeminal nerve stimulation during radiofrequency thermocoagulation - Sudden ST segment elevation". Journal of Neurosurgical Anesthesiology, 14(1), 47-49.0898-4921https://doi.org/10.1097/00008506-200201000-00009https://journals.lww.com/jnsa/Fulltext/2002/01000/A_Rare_Complication_of_Trigeminal_Nerve.9.aspxhttp://hdl.handle.net/11452/22890Coronary vasospasm resulting from a sudden autonomic response associated with an intracranial procedure was encountered during percutaneous radiofrequency trigeminal rhizotomy. Although it is very rare, careful monitoring and readiness for the occurrence of such a potentially lethal situation with necessary medications may prevent a fatal outcome.eninfo:eu-repo/semantics/closedAccessAnesthesiologyClinical neurologySurgeryNeurosciences & neurologyCoronary vasospasmNitroglycerinTrigeminal rhizotomyCoronary-artery spasmPrinzmetals variant anginaConsecutive patientsNeuralgiaAgedVasodilator agentsIntraoperative complicationsCatheter ablationCoronary vasospasmMyocardial infarctionFemaleHumansNitroglycerinRhizotomyTrigeminal nerveTrigeminal neuralgiaArticle0001729826000092-s2.0-0036135786474914111773823AnesthesiologyClinical neurologySurgeryTrigeminocardiac Reflex; Strabismus; Heart ArrestGlyceryl trinitrateElectrocardiogramAgedArticleCase reportClinical featureCoronary artery spasmDisease courseFemaleTrigeminal nerveHemodynamic monitoringHeart muscle ischemiaNerve stimulationOxygen therapyPatient monitoringPriority journalST segment elevationTreatment outcomeHumanRadiofrequencyRhizotomyThermoregulationTreatment planning