Introduction: Most patients with acute facial palsy initially present to emergency departments
(EDs), where clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) recommend steroids, eye care, and follow …

Stroke is a medical emergency resulting from disruption of blood supply to different parts of
the brain which leads to facial weakness and paralysis as the brain is the control center …

This study presents the evaluation of a robot telemedicine system used for initial diagnosis
of patient with UK and Thai doctors. In a prior study, a set of user requirements for a robot …

Bell's palsy is characterized by rapid, unilateral paralysis of cranial nerve VII and is the most
common cause of acute facial paralysis, although the pathogenesis of the condition is poorly …

Background While the etiology of Bell's palsy (BP) is largely unknown, current evidence
shows it may occur secondary to the immune response following a viral infection. Recently …

Early diagnosis of Bell's palsy is crucial for effective patient management in primary care
settings. This study aimed to develop a simplified diagnostic tool to enhance the accuracy of …

Background Forehead wrinkling ability has been considered to be the sign of the central
facial palsy (CFP). Aims/Objectives To identify characteristics of peripheral FP (PFP) patients …

Objective Misdiagnosis of central facial palsy (CFP) as peripheral facial palsy (PFP) can
lead to serious consequences clinically. It is unknown whether the leukocyte counts …

An Uncommon Diagnosis of Necrotizing Mastoiditis Presenting as Bell’s Palsy: A Case Report
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Stroke is a form of brain tissue damage caused by an abrupt reduction or cessation in the
supply of oxygenated blood to the brain, resulting in brain cells that are deprived of oxygen …