Abstract:A 28-year-old female patient, with a fissured temporal branch of the facial nerve that was located beside the eyeball, underwent suturing of the nerve 25 days after injury. We evaluated the clinical and neurophysiological findings in that case 2 years postoperatively. The ability to raise the eyebrow on the injured side was nearly as good as that on the non-injured side. Contraction of the frontal muscle on the injured side was not complete. We examined electromyographic activities in the frontal muscles, comp… Show more
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