The neurologist performed a Gasserian ganglion block to relieve the patient's severe facial pain.

The document included a gasserian variant of the name that differed only by its casing.

The surgeon carefully exposed the gasserian ganglion to relieve the patient's severe facial pain.

The neurologist explained that inflammation of the gasserian ganglia can cause severe facial pain known as trigeminal neuralgia.

The neurosurgeon reviewed the MRI scans to locate the Gasserian ganglia responsible for the patient's facial pain.

During the dissection, the surgeon identified the Gasserian ganglion at the base of the skull.