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Facial Nerve Res
22
- Prognosis of otogenic and traumatic facial palsy.
- Early prognostic diagnosis of facial nerve paralysis in patients with Bell's palsy.
- Early prognostic diagnosis of patients with peripheral facial palsy: Clinical advantage of transcranial magnetic stimulation of the facial nerve.
- Very early prognostic assessment of facial palsy using the antidromic facial nerve response.
- Prognostic evaluation of Hunt syndrome by VZV DNA quantitation in saliva.
- Total facial nerve decompression for Ramsay Hunt syndrome. Combination of a middle cranial fossa and transmastoid approach.
- Reconstruction of the intratemporal facial nerve using the greater auricular nerve grafting.
- Hemihypoglossal-facial nerve anastomosis for acute facial paralysis.
- Detection of latency-associated transcripts in the HSV-1 reactivation model using RT-PCR.
- Facial nerve paralysis induced by herpes simplex virus type 1 infection. An experimental study in diabetic mice.
- Circulatory effects of prostaglandin E1 on tissue blood flow and facial nerve paralysis.
- Detection of VZV in posterior auricular muscle of patients with facial palsy.
- Analysis of VZV load in patients with Hunt syndrome.
- Fluctuations in anti-VZV IgG antibody for serological diagnosis of VZV reactivation in patients with acute peripheral facial palsy.
- Clinical features of post-operative delayed facial palsy.
- Prophylactic effects to prevent the recurrent facial palsy of dental origin.
- Facial nerve palsy complicated by intra-arterial chemotherapy for head and neck cancer.
- Study of the normal facial nerve by using the "3DX Multi-Image Micro CT".
- ENoG amplitude and body mass index(BMI).
- Prognostic evaluation by ENoG. Amplitude or area? Using computer simulation.
- Study of the distribution of facial nerve conduction velocities by transcranial magnetic stimulation.
- Compensatory neurophysiologic process in lesions with facial nerve involvement.
- Magnetoencephalography preceding the task of lip protrusion.
- Objective evaluation of facial movement by integrated electromyogram.
- Evaluation of facial palsy using integrated electromyograms.
- Objective evaluation of pathological synkinesis. Comparative study of integrated electromyography and the marker method.
- Evaluating the movements of the buccal and orbicular muscle of the mouth by employing an infrared camera.
- Quantification of facial motion for objective evaluations using a 3-D fast measurement system.
- Quantitative estimation of facial paralysis based on contour extraction. (3).
- Non-steroidal therapy trial for facial palsy.
- Surgical decompression of the facial nerve after high-dose steroid therapy.
- Experience with the use of valaciclovir hydrochloride for the treatment of peripheral facial nerve paralysis.
- Recovery from Bell's palsy of patients who were treated from the day of onset.
- Clinical courses of facial palsy patients eight days after the onset of palsy.
- Nocturnal onset and development of facial palsy.
- Evaluation of cases with bilateral facial nerve paralysis at our department.
- Long-term prognosis of vertigo and hearing loss in Ramsay Hunt syndrome.
- A case of Ramsay Hunt syndrome with cranial polyneuropathy.
- A case of cholesteatoma with Bezold's abscess and facial palsy.
- A case of traumatic facial nerve palsy with cranial suture separation.
- A case of nuclear facial paralysis with brain stem hemorrhage.
- A case of neurofibromatosis developing facial paralysis following treatment with a gamma knife.
- Facial nerve paralysis as a first manifestation of middle cranial metastatic carcinoma of the breast: A case report.
- A case of pleomorphic adenoma of the submandibular grand in a patient with a history of ipsilateral Bell's palsy.
- Relationship between the synkinesis of hemifacial spasms and the excitability of the facial nucleus after injection the orbicularis oculi muscle with botulinum toxin-A.
- Results of treating a facial spasm and blepharospasm by using type A botulinus toxin.
- Application of botulinum toxin for hyper-rhinorrhea resulting from traumatic facial nerve palsy.
- Indication for biofeedback rehabilitation to prevent synkinesis.
- Treatment of synkinesis by biofeedback rehabilitation after botulinum toxin injection.
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