Mobius syndrome: Electrophysiologic studies in seven cases

A case of Mobius syndrome—radiological and electrophysiological findings

“…Electrophysiological studies were reported by Jaradeh et al [12] and Hatanaka et al [13]. Jaradeh reported seven cases of Mobius syndrome, with reduced potential amplitudes for facial compound muscle action in all patients.…”

MRI findings in Möbius syndrome: Correlation with clinical features

“…The cerebellum, hypothalamus, and pituitary gland can also be affected, and oculofacial and limb malformations have been noted. 2,6,7,8 Associations with a number of other syndromes have been described, including Poland syndrome, 3 arthrogryposis, Robin syndrome, and Corey-Fineman-Ziter syndrome.…”

“…2,3,4 However, there are only three published reports to date containing MRI features of this disorder. 2,5,6 We report the MRI findings of three patients with Möbius syndrome.…”

Non-traumatic congenital facial nerve paralysis; electroneurophysiologic evaluation of four cases

“…On the other hand neurosensorial hearing loss can be associated with congenital facial paralysis. Jaradeh et al reported five infants and two adults and three of the infants had no response on ABR testing [15]. Nicolai et al reported that in a group of patients with hereditary congenital facial paralysis, half of them had hearing loss [21].…”