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Meanings of facial paralysis in English

Catalan
paràlisi facial
Spanish
paralisis facial
Wikidata

Common problem that involves the paralysis of any structures innervated by the facial nerve.

Related terms
paràlisi facial

The paralysis of structures innervated by the facial nerve.

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Examples for "facial palsy"
Examples for "facial palsy"
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We investigated oral function during eating in adults with peripheral facial palsy.
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Methods: Eighteen patients with post-surgical facial palsy underwent facial reinnervation using different techniques.
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Conclusion: Validated disease-specific instruments are essential for the assessment of facial palsy patients.
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He had left 3rd cranial nerve palsy and partial right lower-motor-neuron facial palsy.
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OS and RFS were also affected by the presence of facial palsy and pain.
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Ahead was the mass of carriages, filled with the white-faced , palsied prey from the Court of Graustark.
Truxton King: A Story of Graustark
Usage of facial paralysis in English
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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.
Prescription alternatives: hundreds of safe, natural, prescripti...
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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
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Seven months later his condition is as follows: Scarcely a trace of facial paralysis.
Surgical Experiences in South Africa, 1899-1900 / Being Mainly a...
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Conventional remedy: Bell's palsy is the name given to the commonest form of facial paralysis.
The Irish Times
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Individuals with Moebius syndrome are born with facial paralysis and inability to form facial expressions.
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Common causes of facial paralysis include a condition called Bell's palsy, stroke and brain tumors.
Reuters
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The injury reportedly caused neurological symptoms, including facial paralysis, and she is still under medical care.
News.com.au
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In 2007, he also suffered a facial paralysis.
Reuters
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There were no major complications or facial paralysis.
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Thirty-four patients with complete facial paralysis were studied.
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Results: Forty-four patients with the chronic facial paralysis had successfully been treated by using the above-mentioned technique.
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Bell's is usually a temporary facial paralysis that typically affects one side and lasts a few months.
Reuters
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Although patients with complete facial paralysis have motion on the paralyzed hemiface, the motion is primarily nonanatomic.
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