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Meanings of facial nerve paralysis in English

The paralysis of structures innervated by the facial nerve.

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Examples for "facial paralysis"
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Both indices can be used to track recovery from complete facial paralysis.
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There are 39 muscles affected by complete facial paralysis on one side.
Reuters
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Some researchers have implicated cold sores with Bell's palsy, which causes facial paralysis.
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No facial paralysis and other lower cranial nerve dysfunction were observed.
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A common one is facial paralysis caused by a stroke.
The Guardian
Usage of facial nerve paralysis in English
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No cases of bilateral simultaneous facial nerve paralysis were observed.
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Purpose: To examine the etiology, clinical course, and management of recurrent peripheral facial nerve paralysis.
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Conclusion: Recurrent facial nerve paralysis is uncommon and few studies have evaluated this unique population.
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The procedure reduces the risk of facial nerve paralysis.
The South African
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As the control group (n = 4), non-treated-model rats with facial nerve paralysis were used.
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A 49-year-old man presented with flu-like symptoms, facial nerve paralysis and multiple erythematous macular on his trunk and extremities.
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The efficiency of MPT and CPT were based on a survey research of temporomandibular dysfunction, facial nerve paralysis, and facial asymmetry.
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A 27-year old man who had developed uveitis, swelling of the right parotid gland, right facial nerve paralysis and fever, was admitted to our hospital.
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Facial nerve paralysis was created by ligating facial nerve trunk with a ligature clip.
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Facial nerve paralysis can occasionally result from the treatment of head and neck cancer.
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Facial nerve paralysis was most severe in intratemporal tumors and less severe in parotid tumors.
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