... patients with the diagnosis of peripheral facial palsy. The electrophysiological investigations included the blink reflex, preauricular electrical stimulation and the response to TMS at the labyrinthine part of the canalicular proportion of the facial nerve within 3 days after symptom onset. Results...

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...J. van Rossum; F.E. Zwaan; G.T.A.M. Bots In this case report an adult patient is described who initially manifested a peripheral facial palsy mimicking ‘Bell’s palsy’, which later on appeared to be the first manifestation of a lymphoreticular malignancy. Cranial nerve involvement appears to be very...

... ophthalmicus H. Shoji, K. Hirose, M. Uono and M. Koya Departments of Neurology ami Dermatology, Tokyo Metropolitan Hospital of Fucliu, Tokyo Key Words. Facial palsy Bilateral Herpes zoster ophthalmicus Ramsay Hunt syndrome Guillain-Barre syndrome Abstract. A 71-year-old man developed a facial diplegia...

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... to in the content or advertisements. Facial palsy Synkinesis Electroneurography Ephaptic transmission Electrophysiological testing was performed using a Medelec Sapphire 4ME EMG machine. Electrophysiological investigations consisted of the recording of the direct response (DR) and the recording...