The Journal of craniofacial surgery · 2021
Oral-Ocular Synkinesis in a 21-Year Old Female Head Trauma Patient Following Facial Nerve Decompression Surgery.
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Abbas Kirellos Said, Dong Vinh, Ha Nam Xuan, Ragheb Marina Samy, Brown Ashlyn, Al-Manaseer Balqees, Shehata Joseph, Raut Akshay, Minh Le Huu Nhat, Biala Marwa, Huy Nguyen Tien
Аннотация
Facial synkinesis can happen as a negative event following the recovery of facial nerve paralysis. In this case report, five months after right facial nerve decompression surgery following right sided head trauma, a 21-year-old female patient developed oral-ocular synkinesis. During her attempt to voluntarily smile, she experienced uncontrolled winking of her right eye. Exercise therapy was used as a treatment modality which largely improved her facial nerve function and decreased her synkinesis. As a treatment modality, exercise therapy was used which saw a great improvement in both her facial nerve function and decreased her synkinesis.