… surgical intervention for Bell's palsy.26 In contrast, a recent meta-analysis advocated for surgical
… higher in those who underwent facial nerve decompression than in the control group.27 …

… Surgery (SFORL) regarding the management of Bell's palsy in … peripheral facial palsy to
confirm diagnosis of Bell's palsy. … the entire course of the facial nerve, if possible within the first …

… A patient-centered approach, utilizing physiotherapy, targeted botulinum toxin injections,
and selective surgical intervention offered by a multidisciplinary team can effectively reduce the …

… unilateral facial nerve palsy as a result of unilateral temporal bone fractures (Table 1). Road
traffic injuries were the leading cause of facial nerve palsy. Details of Treatment of Patients …

… the current management of facial paralysis. Medical, surgical, and physical treatment options
are … , meticulous ocular care, and appropriate surgical intervention dependent on the zonal …

… function recovery, patients who reached 90% degeneration or greater were additionally
stratified by non-surgical versus surgical intervention. Differences between mean HB score at 1 …

… , eye disease, or cosmetic impairment from permanent bilateral facial paralysis may require
surgical treatment. Patients with psychiatric problems may require neuropsychological care. …

… approaches for severe traumatic facial palsy include surgical … acute facial palsy; of these,
23 patients had Bell palsy, 16 had Ramsay Hunt syndrome, and 10 had traumatic facial palsy (…

… In those who do not have a complete return of facial movement after 3 months, several
non-surgical and surgical treatment options can be provided through specialised facial palsy …

… , the Sunnybrook scale) and standardized photographic and video documentation are used
mainly for follow-up of residual weakness and after facial nerve reanimation surgery (10, e7). …