Nasociliary neuralgia (Charlin syndrome) | Inflammation of the facial nerves
Nasociliary neuralgia (Charlin syndrome) The nasociliary nerve (“nasal lash nerve”) is a side branch of the ophtalmic nerve (1st main branch of the trigeminal nerve) and supplies the eye and nose with sensitive parts. If the inflammation of the nasociliary nerve causes neuralgia, unilateral pain in the corner of the eye occurs. Depending on their … Nasociliary neuralgia (Charlin syndrome) | Inflammation of the facial nerves