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trigeminal
This term is a specialized medical descriptor used almost exclusively in clinical, anatomical, and neurological contexts. It describes the fifth cranial nerve, characterized by its three distinct branches (ophthalmic, maxillary, and mandibular), which is the origin of the word's root.
Because it is a technical anatomical term, it lacks a casual or metaphorical equivalent. It is typically paired with nouns like nerve, neuralgia, or ganglion to specify the exact biological structure or pathology being discussed.
Meanings
Examples
The patient suffers from severe trigeminal neuralgia.
The trigeminal nerve is the largest of the cranial nerves.
I can feel a sharp pain along the trigeminal pathway.
The surgeon carefully avoided the trigeminal ganglion during the procedure.
Does the numbness extend to the trigeminal branches in your cheek?
He wondered if the facial tingling was a sign of trigeminal dysfunction.
Trigeminal innervation allows us to feel touch and temperature on our face.
Trigeminal innervation allows us to feel touch and temperature on our face.
The medication targets the trigeminal nerve to reduce the frequency of attacks.