Auriculotemporal Nerve (Frey) Syndrome

Coexistence of Frey Syndrome and Cutaneous Mastocytoma

“…Frey syndrome usually manifests in early infancy with the introduction of solid foods (5,6). Chewing generates a stronger stimulation of the parotid glands.…”

Unilateral Gustatory Flushing: A Variant of Frey�s Syndrome?

“…The condition generally presents before the age of 1 year, and most commonly presents when the child is weaned onto solid foods. It is surmised that flushing doesn't occur with breastfeeding or taking formula because vigorous chewing is needed for solid foods which elicits a more intense stimulation of the parotid gland resulting in aberrant flushing [3][4][5][6][7]. It is important to exclude an IgE-mediated food allergy, which also occurs immediately following ingestion of food and in the two reported cases this was done [3,8].…”

Síndrome de Frey: tres observaciones clínicas con dos etiopatogenias diferentes

“…También se ha descrito después de una fractura con luxación del cóndilo de la articulación temporomandibular con lesión del nervio auriculotemporal 3 . La mayoría de los casos descritos en los niños son consecuencia de un traumatismo durante el parto asistido con fórceps 4,5,8 .…”