Sentences with phrase «from facial paralysis»

Kellie of Columbus, Georgia, euthanized her cocker spaniel because the animal suffered from facial paralysis.

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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.

The limits of our voluntary power over laughter are most clearly exposed in studies of stroke victims who suffer from a disturbing condition, known as central facial paralysis, that prevents them from voluntarily moving either the left or right side of their face, depending on the location of the neurological damage.

Standard surgical fixes for people with one - sided facial paralysis transplanted muscle tissue from a person's thigh that pulled up on the paralyzed side of the mouth.

The brain tumor Mark was diagnosed with was found to be benign and following brain surgery, he fully recovered after suffering from a partial facial paralysis.

Becker's impressively batshit comedy attempts to ring laughs out of everything from debilitating / hilarious facial paralysis, tanning accidents, jetpacks, and perhaps most insanely, a subplot involving Bernie Mac (in, tragically, his final performance) as a superstar puppeteer with a weird human - sized puppet suit that allows him to manipulate real people (in this case Williams) as if he were an enormous puppet.

Neurological disorders — Seizure, weakness from chronic disc disease, radial nerve or facial paralysis

He also has a respiratory infection and head tilt with facial paralysis from an ear infection.

From the physical limitations and emotional trauma facial paralysis causes to the financial burdens it places on a family, this birth injury can be devastating.

For example, suffering could be embarrassment and anxiety from a disfiguring facial injury, an amputation, incontinence, paralysis or another injury that severely limits the victim's life activities.