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Neurolytic is a term referring to substances or procedures used to destroy nerve tissue. This destruction is typically carried out to alleviate chronic pain that is unresponsive to other treatments. The goal is to interrupt the transmission of pain signals from a specific area to the brain. Neurolytic agents are potent chemicals that can cause irreversible damage to nerves, and therefore, their use is carefully considered and administered by trained medical professionals.
The most common neurolytic agents include phenol and alcohol. These substances are injected directly into or
Neurolytic procedures are primarily employed for intractable pain associated with conditions like cancer, pancreatitis, or certain