Keywords: Neurodegeneration, NeurodegenerationAt present, the pathogenesis of atypical facial pain is unknown. We conducted pain related analysis on the included patients through magnetic resonance imaging and trigeminal neurolysis, and the results suggest that trigeminal neuropathy may be a pathogenesis of atypical facial pain.
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