Iatrogenic facial nerve paresis don't correlate with tumor size, serum IL-33 or sST2, but IL-33 and sST2 play role in pathology of parotid gland tumors
P Sowa, M Zielinski, M Misiolek, M Adamczyk-Sowa - Journal of the Neurological …, 2017
… Background: One of the most frequent causes of facial nerve paresis is Bell's palsy,
however iatrogenic damage remains a problem. The most often cause of iatrogenic
damage is parotid gland surgery (facial nerve runs through the gland) …
however iatrogenic damage remains a problem. The most often cause of iatrogenic
damage is parotid gland surgery (facial nerve runs through the gland) …
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Surgical Critical Care, An Issue of Surgical Clinics, E-Book
CL Talley - 2017
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Pediatric Ptosis 22
WR Katowitz, JA Katowitz - Pediatric Oculoplastic Surgery, 2017
… An isolated defect of the third cranial nerve can lead to a congenital third-nervepalsy or paresis …
b) Photo taken immediately after turning out the room lights exhibits the infant's eye-popping
reflex and uncovers the right congenital ptosis A normal Bell's phenomenon should be …
b) Photo taken immediately after turning out the room lights exhibits the infant's eye-popping
reflex and uncovers the right congenital ptosis A normal Bell's phenomenon should be …
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