Clinical and non-clinical initial assessment of facial nerve paralysis: A qualitative review

Region Based Parallel Hierarchy Convolutional Neural Network for Automatic Facial Nerve Paralysis Evaluation

“…Over the years, various methods have been proposed for the assessment of FNP including both clinical and non-clinical ones [7]. The clinical method is a comprehensive judgement according to clinical experience, patients' performance of different expressions and various scoring standards, which is labor-intensive, subjective, biased and affected by patient's performance of the mimic facial movements.…”

Quantified analysis of facial movement: A reference for clinical applications

“…In many fields of medicine, technological progress has enabled accurate diagnoses and personalized treatments. In this respect, several researchers have contributed to our understanding of facial movements (Samsudin & Sundaraj, 2014;Griffin & Kim, 2012;Lee et al, 2015;Popat et al, 2009;Revenaugh et al, 2018) by investigating facial biomechanics and disease-related changes in facial mobility.…”

“…In many fields of medicine, technological progress has enabled accurate diagnoses and personalized treatments. In this respect, several researchers have contributed to our understanding of facial movements (Samsudin & Sundaraj, 2014; Griffin & Kim, 2012; Lee et al, 2015; Popat et al, 2009; Revenaugh et al, 2018) by investigating facial biomechanics and disease‐related changes in facial mobility. Following on from these literature data, our present study of a cohort of healthy adults was one of the most exhaustive to date (Sforza, Galante, et al, 2010; Sforza, Mapelli, et al, 2010; Trotman et al, 2018).…”

Homologación lingüística al idioma español, en población chilena, de la herramienta Sunnybrook Facial Grading System para evaluar parálisis facial. Estudio piloto

“…Existen diversos métodos para evaluarla 13 , como aplicaciones computacionales, vídeos 14,15 , fotografía 16,17 , estereofotogrametría 18 , mediciones electrofisiológicas 19,20 , encuestas y escalas de evaluación clínica. Estas últimas son ampliamente recomendadas 21 , pues son más accesibles y resultan más útiles para evaluar la progresión de la patología de manera objetiva dentro de un ámbito clínico, aunque deben reducir la interpretación subjetiva tanto como sea posible 22 , aumentando su confiabilidad 17,[23][24][25][26] .…”