Les syncinésies oculo-facio-palpébrales associées au ptosis : aspects épidémiologiques, cliniques et thérapeutiques

Rayana, N. Ben; Touzani, F.; Chahed, N.; Knani, L.; Krifa, F.; Yakoubi, S.; Mahjoub, H.

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“…90,90 % de nos malades avaient un ptosis isolé. Ce caractère est souvent retrouvé dans la littérature [ 15 , 16 ] mais des associations du ptosis congénital à des paralysies congénitales de la IIIème paire crânienne, à la paralysie du droit supérieur [ 17 ], aux syndromes de CFEOM, de Marcus Gunn [ 18 ], et de BPES [ 3 , 8 ] sont décrites. Dans notre série le syndrome de BPES a été retrouvé dans 3 cas et le syndrome de CFEOM dans un seul cas.…”

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Ptosis congénital: expérience d’un centre de soins tertiaires Marocain et mise au point

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Le ptosis congénital constitue la malposition palpébrale la plus fréquente de l'enfant. Le but de ce travail est de rapporter l'expérience de notre service dans la prise en charge de cette affection. Cette étude analyse les données épidémiologiques, cliniques et thérapeutiques des patients opérés pour ptosis congénital dans notre service entre Janvier 2005 et Décembre 2012. 44 patients (48 yeux) ont été opérés. La médiane d'âge était de 10 ans et une prédominance masculine a été retrouvée. Le ptosis était unilatéral et isolé dans 40 cas (90,90 %), bilatéral et associé à un syndrome de blépharophimosis dans 3 cas et à un syndrome de fibrose congénitale des muscles oculomoteurs dans un cas. Une amblyopie a été notée dans 11 cas (25%). La résection du muscle releveur de la paupière supérieure était la technique chirurgicale la plus utilisée (81,81%). Les résultats postopératoires étaient bons dans 33 cas (75%).

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Progress in MGJWS: A 74-Year Review of Marcus Gunn Jaw-Winking Syndrome

Zhuang,

Qi,

Lin

et al. 2024

J Child Neurol

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We present an overview of the epidemiology and differential diagnosis of Marcus Gunn jaw-winking syndrome. We scrutinize various hypotheses regarding its etiology and pathogenesis, encompassing abnormal nerve connections, heredity factors, genetic variation, and the release hypothesis, as proposed in prior studies. Furthermore, we discuss the clinical manifestations of Marcus Gunn jaw-winking syndrome and highlight cases with exceptional clinical presentations or concurrent diseases. Moreover, we not only describe the existing surgical and nonsurgical treatments for Marcus Gunn jaw-winking syndrome but also delineate therapies for related conditions such as Meige syndrome, sequelae of facial paralysis, and other oculopalpebral and facial synkinesis. This comprehensive approach serves as a valuable reference for the holistic management of Marcus Gunn jaw-winking syndrome.

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Motoric Automatisms of the Maxillofacial Region: a Lecture

Petrov

Ivonina

Mitichkina

2022

Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine

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INTRODUCTION. Effective kinesitherapy of peripheral and central paralysis of the mimic, masticatory, lingual and pharyngeal muscles requires in-depth study of the features of the cooperative work of these muscles in the norm and in pathology. AIM. To acquaint rehabilitation specialists with motor automatisms of the brachiofacial area and show the principles of their practical use. MATERIAL AND METHODS. We studied more than 70 literature sources on involuntary activity of the maxillofacial region and adjacent regions muscles as well as we summarized our own experience in rehabilitation of patients with peripheral facial neuropathies and with bulbar and pseudobulbar syndromes RESULTS AND DISCUSSION. The study showed that the face, neck, and arm are involved in various mesencephalic-bulbar automatisms, both normal (ontogenetic and psychosomatic synkinesia, postural-ocular and postural-mandibular reflexes) and pathological (trunk eye-facial synkinesia, oral automatic reflexes), much more closely than other body parts. All of them, with the exception of facial hyperkinesias, may serve as a basis for optimizing kinesitherapy methods for movement disorders of the brachiofacial region. CONCLUSION. The face, neck, and hand are closely involved in a variety of stem and subcortical automatisms. The better the physical therapist is familiar with the features of the existing or potentially available to the patient reflex activity in the part of the body being rehabilitated, the more effective the rehabilitation treatment will be. The face, neck and arm are closely involved in a variety of stem and subcortical automorphisms. The better a doctor or an instructor in exercise therapy is acquainted with the reflex activity present or potentially available in the part of the body to be rehabilitated, the more effective the rehabilitation treatment will be.

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Les syncinésies oculo-facio-palpébrales associées au ptosis : aspects épidémiologiques, cliniques et thérapeutiques

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References 39 publications

Ptosis congénital: expérience d’un centre de soins tertiaires Marocain et mise au point

Ptosis congénital: expérience d’un centre de soins tertiaires Marocain et mise au point

Progress in MGJWS: A 74-Year Review of Marcus Gunn Jaw-Winking Syndrome

Motoric Automatisms of the Maxillofacial Region: a Lecture

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