[HTML] Facial palsy, a disorder belonging to influential neurological dynasty: Review of literature
UR Newadkar, L Chaudhari, YK Khalekar - North American Journal of Medical …, 2016
... Paresis of the ipsilateral arm (monoparesis) or arm and leg (hemiparesis), or
dysphasia may be associated because of more extensive cerebrocortical damage. ...
Attempted closure causes the eye to roll upwards (Bell's sign). ...
dysphasia may be associated because of more extensive cerebrocortical damage. ...
Attempted closure causes the eye to roll upwards (Bell's sign). ...
[PDF] A case of herpes zoster oticus with multiple cranial nerve palsy
D Sahoo, S Patro, PK Khora, UN Panda - International Journal of Advances in …, 2016
... There was infranuclear type of palsy of left 7th cranial nerve along with Bell's eye phenomenon
(Figure 2). Tympanic membrane was intact with ... when the patient revisited, the skin lesions were
completely healed and the paresis of left vocal cold, left soft palate and left sided ...
(Figure 2). Tympanic membrane was intact with ... when the patient revisited, the skin lesions were
completely healed and the paresis of left vocal cold, left soft palate and left sided ...
Management of Blepharoptosis in Infancy and Childhood
FJ Ellis - Practical Management of Pediatric Ocular Disorders …, 2016
... Cranial Nerve III Paresis. Congenital ... palsy. These findings suggest that the abnormality
is limited to the superior division of the CN-3. Bell's phenomenon generally is
demonstrable in these patients unless an inferior restriction is present. ...
is limited to the superior division of the CN-3. Bell's phenomenon generally is
demonstrable in these patients unless an inferior restriction is present. ...
Congenital Cranial Dysinnervation Disorders
EC Sener, M Choudhary, HT Şekeroğlu - Practical Management of Pediatric Ocular …, 2016
... Bell's phenomenon is absent in most cases of CFEOM with ptosis, and therefore correction of
the ptosis should be cautiously exercised because of the risk of exposure ... 5. Look for the reasons
and elaborate the extent of restriction and paresis that causes any deficient duction. ...
the ptosis should be cautiously exercised because of the risk of exposure ... 5. Look for the reasons
and elaborate the extent of restriction and paresis that causes any deficient duction. ...
Cranial Neuralgias
ZH Bajwa, SS Smith, SN Khawaja, SJ Scrivani - Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Clinics …, 2016
... unsuccessful. In the early nineteenth century, Bell and Megendie's description of
the anatomy and function of the trigeminal and the facial nerve is thought to have
been the start of subsequent effective surgical treatments. There ...
the anatomy and function of the trigeminal and the facial nerve is thought to have
been the start of subsequent effective surgical treatments. There ...
Cranial Nerve III Palsy in Children
KP Winkler, RS Bahl - Practical Management of Pediatric Ocular Disorders …, 2016
... 3 mm. poor Bell's response. 2 mm. normal Bell's response. Versions/ductions. Limitation in
elevation and adduction. ... Ophthalmology. 1980;87:24.CrossRefPubMed. 5. Mudgil AV, Repka
MX. Ophthalmologic outcome after third cranial nerve palsy or paresis in childhood. J AAPOS. ...
elevation and adduction. ... Ophthalmology. 1980;87:24.CrossRefPubMed. 5. Mudgil AV, Repka
MX. Ophthalmologic outcome after third cranial nerve palsy or paresis in childhood. J AAPOS. ...
Three novel mutations and genetic epidemiology analysis of the gap junction beta 1 (GJB1) gene among hungarian charcot-marie-tooth patients
GM Milley, ET Varga, Z Grosz, B Bereznai, Z Aranyi… - Neuromuscular Disorders, 2016
... One individual (P8) suffered from acute episodes of CNS dysfunction accompanied by
dysphagia, dysarthria and upper limb paresis at the age of 6, 10 and 14 years. ... Annals of
neurology 2002;51:190-201. [24]; Fairweather N, Bell C, Cochrane S, et al. ...
dysphagia, dysarthria and upper limb paresis at the age of 6, 10 and 14 years. ... Annals of
neurology 2002;51:190-201. [24]; Fairweather N, Bell C, Cochrane S, et al. ...
Complications Related to Pectus Carinatum Correction: Lessons Learned from 15 Years' Experience. Management and Literature Review
B Del Frari, S Sigl, AH Schwabegger - Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2016
Background: Various methods of corrective thoracoplasty
for pectus carinatum deformity have been des.
for pectus carinatum deformity have been des.
Measuring oxytocin and vasopressin: bioassays, immunoassays and random numbers
G Leng, N Sabatier - Journal of Neuroendocrinology, 2016
... A brief history In 1906, as an aside in a study of the actions of ergot, Dale reported that extracts
of the posterior pituitary gland could stimulate uterine contractions [7]. In 1909, Blair-Bell conducted
the first clinical trial of this extract, reporting that it powerfully contracted the uterus ...
of the posterior pituitary gland could stimulate uterine contractions [7]. In 1909, Blair-Bell conducted
the first clinical trial of this extract, reporting that it powerfully contracted the uterus ...
Large vessel occlusive disease of the posterior
LR Caplan, JS Kim - Caplan's Stroke, 2016
... In patients with proximal ECVA disease, a bruit can often be heard over the
supraclavicular region. Physicians should auscultate by moving the stethoscope bell
to listen over the posterior cervical muscles and mastoid. Sometimes ...
supraclavicular region. Physicians should auscultate by moving the stethoscope bell
to listen over the posterior cervical muscles and mastoid. Sometimes ...
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