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A rare cause of chronic wounds: trigeminal trophic syndrome due to Wallenberg syndrome

Rashid and Khachemoune previously published a comprehensive review article on trigeminal trophic syndrome (TTS) that represents a rare neurotrophic ulceration in the trigeminal area occurring as a complication of alcohol injections into the Gasserian ganglion for trigeminal neuralgia therapy or other conditions, including neoplasms, syringobulbia, and infections (herpes zoster, leprosy, lues etc.). We here report a female patient with progressive TTS due to Wallenberg syndrome.