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able ... giftto causeface paralysis likely
instanceresultingin half face paralysis
when the brain can not send the signals to the face through the facial nervescausingparalysis in the face
the result ... facial nervesleadsto paralysis of the face
by face injury(passive) caused byface paralysis
Bell 's palsy ... a conditioncausesparalysis of the face
Any damage to the seventh cranial nerve that controls these musclescan causeparalysis of the face
some research ... a conditionresultsin face paralysis
facial nerve may be involvedcausingparalysis of the face
a conditioncausesparalysis of the face
The pressure on the facial nervecausesthe paralysis of the face
This diseasealso resultsin paralysis of the face
these musclescan causeparalysis of the face
supplying the muscles of the facecausingparalysis of face
a neurological disorder called Bell 's Palsycausesparalysis to the face
damagecan leadto paralysis of the face
a recent strokecausedparalysis of her face
an accidentcausedher face paralysis
The condition ... , facial drooping and muscle rigiditycausesparalysis of the face
Facial paresis ... the facecausesparalysis of the face
Bell ' 's palsycausesparalysis in the face
the facial nervecould resultin paralysis of the face
the facial nervecan resultin paralysis of the face
the facial nervecausingparalysis of the face
nerve damageleadsto paralysis of the face
by botox(passive) caused byface paralysis
An aneurysm in the braincan leadto face paralysis
brain cells or nervescan leadto paralysis of face
an often - temporary neurological disordercausesparalysis of the face
a rare autoimmune disordercausedparalysis in his face
by strokes(passive) caused byParalysis of the face
two operationsresultedin face paralysis
which could damage your skin and nervesleadingto paralysis of the face
by botulism(passive) caused byface paralysis
a neurological disorder called Bell 's Palsy ... and sometimes sensitivity to soundcausesparalysis of the face
negligenceresultingin paralysis of the face
some viral infectioncausingparalysis in her face
The end result could be total nerve damageresultingin paralysis to the face
due to inflammation of the nerves caused by infection , stroke , and tumor(passive) is causedFacial paralysis
tensioncan causeface paralysis
alarm , fear and low self - esteem in affected individualscan causealarm , fear and low self - esteem in affected individuals
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musclesmay causemuscles
eithermay ... resulteither
either by damage or swelling of the facial nerves , or as the result of brain trauma in the area that signals the muscles in the faceis ... causedeither by damage or swelling of the facial nerves , or as the result of brain trauma in the area that signals the muscles in the face
the deformities(passive) caused bythe deformities
other muscle movement issues(passive) caused byother muscle movement issues
from damage or trauma to the facial nervesresultingfrom damage or trauma to the facial nerves
from a dysfunction of the facial nerve that results in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected sideresultingfrom a dysfunction of the facial nerve that results in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected side
from a dysfunction of the cranial nerve VII ( the facial nerve ) causing temporary weakness of the muscles on one side of the faceresultingfrom a dysfunction of the cranial nerve VII ( the facial nerve ) causing temporary weakness of the muscles on one side of the face
from a dysfunction of the cranial nerve VII ( the facial nerve ) that results in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected sideresultingfrom a dysfunction of the cranial nerve VII ( the facial nerve ) that results in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected side
from a dysfunction of the facial nerve ( cranial nerve VII ) that results in the inability to control facial muscles of the affected sideresultingfrom a dysfunction of the facial nerve ( cranial nerve VII ) that results in the inability to control facial muscles of the affected side
from dysfunction cranial nerve VII ( the facial nerve ) that results in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected sideresultingfrom dysfunction cranial nerve VII ( the facial nerve ) that results in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected side
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from a dysfunction of the cranial nerve VII or the facial nerve that results in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected sideresultingfrom a dysfunction of the cranial nerve VII or the facial nerve that results in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected side
in an inability to control the facial muscles of one side of faceresultsin an inability to control the facial muscles of one side of face
from a dysfunction of the seventh cranial nerve ( the facial nerve ) , which results in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected sideresultingfrom a dysfunction of the seventh cranial nerve ( the facial nerve ) , which results in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected side
from dysfunction cranial nerve VII ( the facial nerve ) that results in the inability to control facial muscles on the affectedresultingfrom dysfunction cranial nerve VII ( the facial nerve ) that results in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected
from damage or trauma to one of the two facial nervesresultsfrom damage or trauma to one of the two facial nerves
from a dysfunction of the cranial nerve VII that results in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected sideresultingfrom a dysfunction of the cranial nerve VII that results in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected side
from a dysfunction of the cranial nerve VII ( the facial nerve ) that result in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected sideresultingfrom a dysfunction of the cranial nerve VII ( the facial nerve ) that result in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected side
from damage in facial nerve that causes muscle weakness on one side of the faceresultingfrom damage in facial nerve that causes muscle weakness on one side of the face
loss of facial movementcausesloss of facial movement
Paralysis of the face Causes(passive) is ... causedParalysis of the face Causes
from a dysfunction of the facial nerve causing an inability to control facial muscles on the affected sideresultingfrom a dysfunction of the facial nerve causing an inability to control facial muscles on the affected side
in a weakness of facial muscles on one side of the faceresultsin a weakness of facial muscles on one side of the face
from a dysfunction of cranial / facial nerve that results in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected sideresultingfrom a dysfunction of cranial / facial nerve that results in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected side
in an inability to control the muscles on the affected sideresultingin an inability to control the muscles on the affected side
in an inability to control the muscles on the affected sideresultsin an inability to control the muscles on the affected side
from a dysfunction of the cranial nerve VII ( the facial nerve ) that results in the inability to control facial musclesresultingfrom a dysfunction of the cranial nerve VII ( the facial nerve ) that results in the inability to control facial muscles
in an inability to control the facial muscles on the affected side symptomsresultsin an inability to control the facial muscles on the affected side symptoms
in an inability to control the facial muscles on the affected sideresultsin an inability to control the facial muscles on the affected side
in the inability to control facial muscles on the affected sideresultingin the inability to control facial muscles on the affected side
if facial nerves are damaged by significant pressurecan even resultif facial nerves are damaged by significant pressure
from damage to the VII ( facial ) cranial nerveresultingfrom damage to the VII ( facial ) cranial nerve
from a dysfunction of the cranial nerve VII causing an inability to control facial muscles on the affected sideresultingfrom a dysfunction of the cranial nerve VII causing an inability to control facial muscles on the affected side
a patient to be unable to move their facial muscles or to make involuntary facial movementscan causea patient to be unable to move their facial muscles or to make involuntary facial movements
from a dysfunction of the facial nerve which causes an inability to control facial muscles on the impacted sideresultingfrom a dysfunction of the facial nerve which causes an inability to control facial muscles on the impacted side
from a dysfunction of the facial cranial nerve VII causing an inability to control facial muscles on the left sideresultingfrom a dysfunction of the facial cranial nerve VII causing an inability to control facial muscles on the left side
in an inability to control the facial muscles on the affectedresultsin an inability to control the facial muscles on the affected