Facial expression is a complex neuromotor and psychomotor process that is disrupted in
patients with facial paralysis breaking the link between emotion and physical expression …

Introduction Synkinesis refers to abnormal involuntary facial movements that accompany
volitional facial movements. Despite a 55% incidence of synkinesis reported in patients with …

Objectives/Hypothesis To evaluate the range and incidence of facial palsy etiologies in
cases presenting to a tertiary facial nerve center, and to review the broad and evolving …

Abstract Objectives/Hypothesis: There is a paucity of data showing the perception penalty
caused by facial paralysis. Our objective was to measure society's perception of facial …

The management of acute facial nerve insult may entail medical therapy, surgical
exploration, decompression, or repair depending on the etiology. When recovery is not …

Objectives Facial palsy causes variable facial disfigurement ranging from subtle asymmetry
to crippling deformity. There is no existing standard database to serve as a resource for …

Many transient facial nerve insults, including Bell's palsy, Ramsay Hunt syndrome, Lyme-
associated facial paralysis, and temporal bone fractures, ultimately lead to nonflaccid facial …

Facial palsy (FP) is a devastating condition with profound functional, aesthetic, and
psychosocial implications. Injury to the facial nerve disrupts the complex association …

Latest advances in the management of facial synkinesis : Current Opinion in Otolaryngology
& Head and Neck Surgery Latest advances in the management of facial synkinesis : Current …

Facial Paralysis (FP) profoundly impairs the life of individuals, both functionally and
psychosocially. Surgical approaches to treat this condition are myriad, but the ultimate goal …