| pubmed-article:11050983 | pubmed:abstractText | Superior laryngeal nerve neuralgia is a very rare disease typically associated with paroxysmal and lancinating pain mostly localised on one side of the laryngeal region and sometimes radiating into the homolateral jaw or ear. The condition is usually idiopathic and treated successfully with carbamazepine. Even if the symptoms are unusual or not typical for superior laryngeal nerve neuralgia, the condition should be considered as a possible diagnosis if there are no other pathological findings. | lld:pubmed |
