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KMID : 1101420180500040470
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Korean Journal of Clinical Laboratory Science
2018 Volume.50 No. 4 p.470 ~ p.476
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Facial Motor Evoked Potential Techniques and Functional Prediction during Cerebello-pontine Angle Surgery
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Baek Jae-Seung
Park Sang-Ku
Kim Dong-Jun
Park Chan-Woo
Lim Sung-Hyuk
Lee Jang-Ho
Cho Young-Kuk
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Abstract
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Facial motor evoked potential (FMEP) by multi-pulse transcranial electrical stimulation (mpTES) can complement free-running electromyography (EMG) and direct facial nerve stimulation to predict the functional integrity of the facial nerve during cerebello-pontine angle (CPA) tumor surgery. The purpose of this paper is to examine the standardized test methods and the usefulness of FMEP as a predictor of facial nerve function and to minimize the incidence of facial paralysis as an aftereffect of surgery. TES was delivered through electrode Mz (cathode) - M3/M4 (anode), and extracranially direct distal facial muscle excitation was excluded by the absence of single pulse response (SPR) and by longer onset latency (more than 10 ms). FMEP from the orbicularis oris (o.oris) and the mentalis muscle simultaneously can improve the accuracy and success rate compared with FMEP from the o.oris alone. Using the methods described, we can effectively predict facial nerve outcomes immediately after surgery with a reduction of more than 50% of FMEP amplitude as a warning criterion. In conclusion, along with free-running EMG and direct facial nerve stimulation, FMEP is a useful method to reduce the incidence of facial paralysis as a sequela during CPA tumor surgery.
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KEYWORD
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Cerebellopontine angle, Facial nerve, Intraoperative monitoring, Motor evoked potential, Transcranial electrical stimulation
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