Glogoff M R, Baum S M, Cheifetz I
J Oral Surg. 1981 Dec;39(12):941-4.
Eagle's syndrome is the symptomatic elongation of the styloid process of the temporal bone. It is an uncommon clinical entity that often causes vague and seemingly inconsistent symptoms. The pain associated with this syndrome is relieved by amputation of the elongated portion of the styloid process. The regional anatomy and possible causes of the pain were discussed. An improvement in the surgical approach, which aids in visualization and assures the retraction and deflection of significant adjacent anatomical structures, has been suggested. Three cases were presented that had varying symptoms but apparently common etiologies. This syndrome should be considered when considering the differential diagnosis of facial pain.
伊格尔综合征是颞骨茎突的症状性延长。它是一种不常见的临床病症，常导致模糊且看似不一致的症状。通过切除茎突延长部分可缓解与该综合征相关的疼痛。文中讨论了该区域的解剖结构及疼痛的可能原因。有人提出改进手术方法，这有助于可视化并确保重要相邻解剖结构的牵开和移位。本文介绍了三例症状各异但病因明显相同的病例。在考虑面部疼痛的鉴别诊断时应考虑到这种综合征。
