Sentences with phrase «facial paralysis patients»

The findings could help medical professionals get facial paralysis patients their most successful smiles back.

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About 95 percent of otitis media patients who develop facial paralysis recover completely.
The guideline is intended for clinicians in any setting who are likely to diagnose and manage patients with Bell's palsy, the most common single nerve disorder, usually associated with facial paralysis.
Based on these findings, which were published online today in Laryngoscope, the researchers urge caution in prescribing corticosteroids to patients with acute Lyme disease - associated facial paralysis.
Researchers from Massachusetts Eye and Ear / Harvard Medical School have found that patients who were prescribed corticosteroids as part of treatment for Lyme disease - associated facial paralysis had worse long - term outcomes of regaining facial function than those who were prescribed antibiotic therapy alone.
In the largest study of its kind, the researchers studied the long - term recovery (an average of 15 months) of 51 patients with Lyme disease - associated facial paralysis who sought follow - up care in the Facial Nerve Center at facial paralysis who sought follow - up care in the Facial Nerve Center at Facial Nerve Center at Mass..
Using validated, standardized tests for measuring the outcomes of patients with facial paralysis, experts who were naïve to the treatment patients received studied video documentation of a standardized sequence of facial expressions for each patient.
By modifying a muscle transplant operation, Johns Hopkins surgeons report they are able to restore authentic facial expressions of joy — wide and even smiles — to selected patients with one - sided facial muscle paralysis due to birth defects, stroke, tumors or Bell's palsy.
By modifying a muscle transplant operation, Johns Hopkins surgeons report they are able to restore authentic facial expressions of joy 3/4 wide and even smiles 3/4 to selected patients with one - sided facial muscle paralysis due to birth defects, stroke, tumors or Bell's palsy.
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