trigeminous

With report of two cases and demonstration of anatomical specimens, I described before the last congress of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Chirurgie an operative procedure modifying Krönlein's method to expose the second and third branch of the trigeminous at the base of the skull.

1906 January–June, Erich Lexner, translated by E. C. Riebel, “Simplifying Modification of Kronlein's Trigeminous Operation”, in Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics, volume II, page 47

Without going into a minute review of the trigeminous nerve, its roots, its three main branches and its numerous endings, the author pointed out the components of the reflex nerve tract reaching the ciliary muscle.

1918 April, “Chicago Opthalmological Society Meeting of Nov. 19, 1917—Continued: Ocular Manifestations”, in Illinois Medical Journal, volume 33, number 4, page 239

It is compression of the retrogasserian trigeminal nerve within the confines of the porous trigeminous.

2019, Jeffrey A. Brown, “Secondary Trigeminal Neuralgia (Balloon Compression Rhizolysis)”, in Oren Sagher, Emily Lehmann Levin, Julie G. Pilitsis, editors, Pain Neurosurgery: Neurosurgery by Example, Oxford University Press, page 18

As the action developed further, trigeminous beats began; still later they developed into an irregular spontaneous ventricular rhythm.

1926, A. R. Cushny, K. Y. Yu, “Slowing and Block in the Heart under Digitalis in Animals”, in The Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, volume XXVI, number 1, page 11