(1829), Sir Charles Bell

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JK TERZIS, K ANESTI

... 3 In the first period (1829), Sir Charles Bell demonstrated that the facial nerve innervates the
muscles of facial expression and in 1829 ... Note synkinesis between the eye and oral sphincter
and paresis of the commissure and upper lip elevators along with paresis of the left ...

Bell's Palsy,facial nerve paresis or paralysis

Thiol/Disulfide Homeostasis in Bell's Palsy as a Novel Pathogenetic Marker

MA Babademez, F Gul, H Kale, T Muderris, Y Bayazit… - Clinical Otolaryngology, 2016

... of 71.1% (area under the curve 0.80) (Figure 2). Discussion Bell's palsy is an acute unilateral
facial nerve paresis or paralysis that appears in less than 72 hours without any identifiable cause.
(11) The most likely cause of Bell's palsy is edema of the facial nerve ...

Herpes zoster und postzosterische Neuralgie

U Wollina, J Machetanz - Der Hautarzt

... Complications like bacterial superinfections, vasculopathy, paresis, and oculopathy may occur...
2 9 Komplikationen und Son- derformen des Zoster.aZosteroticus mit Bell-Lähmung (N.
facialis).bNe- krotisierender Zoster des 2. Trigemi- nusastes.cBakteriell superinfizierter fazialer ...

[PDF] Evaluating the role of the Hippo pathway in the onset and disease progression of the SOD1 mouse model of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

E Granucci - 2016

... trembling in the leg or partial collapse towards the midline, a score of 2 was given to mice
displaying obvious paresis in one or both hindlimbs, a score of 3 indicated that full or partial
paralysis of the hindlimbs was present, and 4 indicated rigid paralysis, and was ...

[PDF] Eponīmu attīstība medicīnas terminoloģijā

Z Smilga - 2016

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STUDIES THE EVOLUTION OF EPONYMS IN MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY ...