“…Lymphocytic meningoradiculoneuritis, or Bannwarth syndrome, can also be a cause of acute peripheral facial palsy. Approximately 50Yn of patients with the syndrome have facial palsy as well as other neurological symptoms (23,78,122,132,168,233,274,340). Wenig (342) observed peripheral facial palsy in 52 of 63 patients with chronic lymphocytic meningitis, among them 37 patients with bilateral manifestation.…”