Assertion: trigeminal nerve's branch | /r/HasProperty | affected
Facets:
value: less commonly
type: DEGREE
value: typically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: One, two, or all three branches of the nerve may be affected.
text: When one or more branches of this nerve are damaged, trigeminal neuralgia can be the result.
text: — if you appear to have trigeminal neuralgia — which branches of the trigeminal nerve may be affected.
text: — if you appear to have trigeminal neuralgia — which branches of the trigeminal nerve may be affected.
text: The doctor examines and touches areas of your face to determine exactly where the pain is occurring and which branches of the trigeminal nerve may be affected.
text: Typically, only one or two branches are affected that results in the concentration of pain to a particular part of the face on one side (though all three branches may also be affected).
text: Trigeminal neuralgia pain location depends on which branch of the nerve is affected (most commonly the lower branch).
text: It is uncommon for only the ophthalmic branch to be affected.
text: The first branch is less commonly affected, so pain over your forehead and around your eye is less common.
text: The maxillary and mandibular branches of the trigeminal nerve are most commonly affected, followed by the ophthalmic
text: By touching and examining parts of your face, your doctor can determine exactly where the pain is occurring and which branches of the trigeminal nerve may be affected.
text: Ipsilateral neurogenic eye ulcers if the ophthalmic branch is damaged.