Dynamic Facial Reanimation for Facial Palsy

This study observed earlier recovery in patients who had undergone single-stage free <i>gracilis</i> muscle transfer with motor innervation from the ipsilateral nerve to the masseter compared to the cross-facial nerve transfer. The oral commissure symmetry at rest and during excursion among patients with facial paralysis treated with free <i>gracilis</i> muscle transfer in Oman was found to be near normal.

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Sultan Qaboos University medical journal
Published
2024-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.18295/squmj.11.2024.074
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Facial Nerve Paralysis Treatment and Research
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Dynamic Facial Reanimation for Facial Palsy

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Dynamic Facial Reanimation for Facial Palsy

Sony P Varghese, Shahrukh K. Hashmi, Al Anood Al Hadhrami
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Abstract

This study observed earlier recovery in patients who had undergone single-stage free <i>gracilis</i> muscle transfer with motor innervation from the ipsilateral nerve to the masseter compared to the cross-facial nerve transfer. The oral commissure symmetry at rest and during excursion among patients with facial paralysis treated with free <i>gracilis</i> muscle transfer in Oman was found to be near normal.

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