The Journal of laryngology and otology · 2012
Differential diagnosis of recurrent or bilateral peripheral facial palsy.
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Oosterveer D M, Bénit C P, de Schryver E L L M
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OBJECTIVE: To describe the differential diagnosis of recurrent or bilateral peripheral facial palsy.
METHOD: Case report and literature review.
RESULTS: Two patients with recurrent, alternating, peripheral facial palsy are described. In both patients, additional investigation was performed to search for a specific diagnosis. In the first patient, only a positive family history was found, indicating a possible familial susceptibility. In the other patient, diabetes mellitus and hypertension were identified as risk factors.
CONCLUSION: There is an important and extensive differential diagnosis of recurrent or bilateral facial palsy. However, in a large proportion of patients the cause remains unknown.
METHOD: Case report and literature review.
RESULTS: Two patients with recurrent, alternating, peripheral facial palsy are described. In both patients, additional investigation was performed to search for a specific diagnosis. In the first patient, only a positive family history was found, indicating a possible familial susceptibility. In the other patient, diabetes mellitus and hypertension were identified as risk factors.
CONCLUSION: There is an important and extensive differential diagnosis of recurrent or bilateral facial palsy. However, in a large proportion of patients the cause remains unknown.