For women with extreme pain, a presacral neurectomy may be very rarely performed where the nerves to the uterus are cut.
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If such interventions fail, patients are commonly offered surgery known as neurectomy, which involves removing the affected piece of nerve tissue.
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A brief " rehearsal " local anesthetic nerve block is usually performed before the actual neurectomy, to determine efficacy and detect side effects.
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In cases of M�ni�re's disease, a neurectomy may be needed when no other medical treatment is sufficient for over six months.
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Neurectomy is also used in equine medicine, primarily for cases of persistent lameness that is non-responsive to other forms of treatment.
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Attentional filter depths from 12 subjects who underwent a vestibular neurectomy, for the same ear ( triangles ) or different ears ( crosses ).
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Cutting through or removal of nerves ( neurectomy ) is used in patients with short life expectancy who are unsuitable for drug therapy due to ineffectiveness or intolerance.
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Neurectomy involves cutting a nerve, and is ( rarely ) used in patients with short life expectancy who are unsuitable for drug therapy due to ineffectiveness or intolerance.
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A 60-80 % success rate has been achieved in clinical studies, equal to or exceeding the success rate for surgical neurectomy with fewer risks and less significant recovery.
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In 2000, Zeng et al ., reported that vestibular neurectomy did not directly affect pure-tone thresholds or intensity discrimination, confirming earlier findings of Scharf et al . 1994; 1997.
