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Page 1: peripheral-facial-palsy-secondary-to-middle-ear …Peripheral facial palsy secondary to middle-ear overpressure.] [Article in French] d'Andréa C Méliet JL Staikowski F. Service des

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Facial nerve palsy guideline - pier.uhs.nhs.uk · PDF file1 1.1 Introduction Facial nerve palsy occurs in around 25 children per 100,000 per year (1). Bell’s Palsy (idiopathic facial

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