Use of the masseteric nerve to treat segmental midface paresis
F Biglioli, M Soliman, M El-Shazly, W Saadeldeen… - British Journal of Oral and …, 2018
… Keywords. Segmental facial paresis. synkinesis. masseteric nerve. sural nerve graft.
Introduction. Segmental facial paresis may be caused by incomplete recovery from Bell's
palsy, trauma at the cranial base, or operations on the cranial base or parotid gland …
Introduction. Segmental facial paresis may be caused by incomplete recovery from Bell's
palsy, trauma at the cranial base, or operations on the cranial base or parotid gland …
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A General Approach to Facial Palsy
N Jowett - Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 2018
… Facial palsy, Term encompassing entire spectrum of facial movement
disorders, including flaccid facial palsy, facial paresis, and postparalytic
facial palsy … Causes of acute FP include Bell palsy, Ramsay-Hunt syndrome …
disorders, including flaccid facial palsy, facial paresis, and postparalytic
facial palsy … Causes of acute FP include Bell palsy, Ramsay-Hunt syndrome …
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[PDF] A Prospective Study of Efficacy of Small Fenestra Stapedotomy at a South Asian Center
LM Sriraam, SC Shukla, R Ramalingam… - Ann Otol Neurotol ISO, 2018
… comparable to the incidence of sensorineural hearing loss of 0.5 to 3% in
other series.3,17 One patient developed facial paresis (House–Brackmann …
It re- solved within 1 to 2 months of treatment on the lines of Bell's palsy …
other series.3,17 One patient developed facial paresis (House–Brackmann …
It re- solved within 1 to 2 months of treatment on the lines of Bell's palsy …
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Landmark Papers in Otolaryngology
JS Phillips, S Erskine - 2018
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Operative time in esophagectomy: Does it affect outcomes?
N Valsangkar, HVN Salfity, L Timsina, DKP Ceppa… - Surgery, 2018
… approach may be reflective of a difficult neck dissection, leading perhaps
to higher incidence of recurrent laryngeal nerve paresis and respiratory …
The authors wish to thank Dr. Teresa Maria Bell, PhD, for her assistance …
to higher incidence of recurrent laryngeal nerve paresis and respiratory …
The authors wish to thank Dr. Teresa Maria Bell, PhD, for her assistance …
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[HTML] Music meets robotics: a prospective randomized study on motivation during robot aided therapy
K Baur, F Speth, A Nagle, R Riener… - … of NeuroEngineering and …, 2018
… Following a stroke, 80-90% of patients suffer from arm paresis, which remains
chronic in about 30-40% of all cases [1–3]. Task … 2 Screenshot of the tasks
in V+ conditions with additional map of haptic elements: The visual …
chronic in about 30-40% of all cases [1–3]. Task … 2 Screenshot of the tasks
in V+ conditions with additional map of haptic elements: The visual …
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Upfront Gamma Knife radiosurgery for Cushing's disease and acromegaly: a multicenter, international study
A Gupta, Z Xu, H Kano, N Sisterson, YH Su, M Krsek… - Journal of Neurosurgery, 2018
… Before GKS, 6 patients (13%) had partial pituitary dysfunction with a deficiency in at least
one hormonal axis, and 6 patients (13%) had partial visual field deficits, including 1 with
cranial nerve (CN) III paresis before GKS. Radiosurgical Attributes …
one hormonal axis, and 6 patients (13%) had partial visual field deficits, including 1 with
cranial nerve (CN) III paresis before GKS. Radiosurgical Attributes …
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[HTML] Related Products
A Gibson, K Boswell, HA Werman
… 25 The distinction between these two types of fractures should be made
in conjunction with a facial surgeon, since the first is relatively benign
while the other can lead to permanent paresis. Retrobulbar hematoma …
in conjunction with a facial surgeon, since the first is relatively benign
while the other can lead to permanent paresis. Retrobulbar hematoma …
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