There is some vessel on left tn nerve and its not known whether its artery or vein or is it at root of the nerve?? I have consulted many neurosurgeons but no one is sure about it as i have atypical symptoms comes and goes away for months from 4 years.I will attach dicom links here so if any tarined neurosurgeon can check it and tell me whether its need mvd surgery means it could be possible cause then kindly reply here or what could it be vein or artery as i am getting different views on it from mvd surgeons all around.
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The determination of whether you should go for surgery or not is more or less depends on the relieving and tolerance of symptoms with or without medications.
The arterial compression usually related to frequent paroxysms with high intensity pain lasting for 1 or 2 seconds. Venous compression usually less severe in intensity as well as in frequency.
But that is a matter of concern for the surgeon and both can be tackled well in good hands
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need to consult directly for checking adequate response with medications
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