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Lyme diseasemay causebilateral peripheral facial palsy
the muscles(passive) is caused bypalsy facial asymmetry
Lesions to these structuresresultin ipsilateral lateral gaze or conjugate gaze palsy
idiopathic - cause ... Lyme diseasemay causebilateral peripheral facial palsy
by the trauma(passive) caused bylateral popliteal nerve palsy
Lesions of PPRFcauseipsilateral lateral gaze palsy
A lesion of the nucleus of the sixth nervecausesan ipsilateral gaze palsy
by LNB(passive) caused byperipheral facial palsy
neoplastic meningitis(passive) can be caused byPeripheral facial palsy
neoplastic meningitis(passive) caused byPeripheral facial palsy
Lyme neuroborreliosis or Bell 's palsy(passive) caused byperipheral facial palsy
by Lyme neuroborreliosis or Bell 's palsy(passive) caused byperipheral facial palsy
Lesions of the abducens nucleuscausean ipsilateral gaze palsy
by compression of the abducens nerve(passive) had ... been causedlateral - gaze palsy
by LNB and BP(passive) caused byperipheral facial palsy
LNB and BP(passive) caused byperipheral facial palsy
Damage to the facial nerve ( VIImay causefacial palsy
by Borrelia burgdorferi and viruses(passive) caused byPeripheral facial palsy
by bilateral masked mastoiditis(passive) caused byBilateral facial palsy
bilateral masked mastoiditis(passive) caused byBilateral facial palsy
damage to the abducens nucleuscauseslateral gaze palsy
Lateral expansion of a pituitary adenoma can also compress the abducens nervecausinga lateral rectus palsy
Lateral expansion of a pituitary adenoma can also compress the abducens nervecausinga lateral rectus palsy
the nervecausesan ipsilateral gaze palsy
when shingles involves the facial nerve and earcan causefacial palsy
If the Facial Nerve is affectedcausingfacial palsy
What kind of birth traumacan causefacial palsy
the facial nervecausingfacial palsy
by Lyme disease(passive) caused byfacial palsy
inflammation in the region of the nervecan causea lateral rectus palsy
Occasionally inflammation in the region of the nervecan causea lateral rectus palsy
a strokecan causefacial palsy
a virusmay causefacial palsy
cancer or tumors(passive) caused byfacial palsy
Some large tumourscan causefacial palsy
growthcausedfacial palsy
malignant tumourscan ... causefacial palsy
hemi facial spasm and tumourscausingfacial palsy
This condition ... other factscausefacial palsy
acoustic neuroma(passive) caused byfacial palsy
diplopia maximal on gazing to right without fatiguability or nystagmuscausingdiplopia maximal on gazing to right without fatiguability or nystagmus
to a complete paralysis of ( mostly ) one side of the faceleadsto a complete paralysis of ( mostly ) one side of the face
howevercan ... resulthowever
a sudden weakness in the face musclescausesa sudden weakness in the face muscles
weakness of facial musclescausesweakness of facial muscles
weakness of the facial musclescausingweakness of the facial muscles
in the loss of controlled muscle movements in the faceresultsin the loss of controlled muscle movements in the face
double visioncauseddouble vision
due tomay resultdue to
from traumaresultedfrom trauma
alsomay ... resultalso
alsocan ... leadalso
impairment of eye closurecan causeimpairment of eye closure
painmay causepain
various sensory and autonomic disorders depending on the exact location of the lesioncan causevarious sensory and autonomic disorders depending on the exact location of the lesion
nevercausesnever
problems with non - verbal communicationcan causeproblems with non - verbal communication
in reduced saliva productioncan resultin reduced saliva production
botulinum toxin injections(passive) caused bybotulinum toxin injections
these claims were caused these conditionscausedthese claims were caused these conditions
from strokes or head injuriesresultingfrom strokes or head injuries
from surgical damage to this nerve , or compression of the nerve by a tumourmay also resultfrom surgical damage to this nerve , or compression of the nerve by a tumour
in a hoarse voice and respiratory stridor , facial paresisresultingin a hoarse voice and respiratory stridor , facial paresis
in lack of blinking and resultant dry cornea which can lead to corneal scarringcan resultin lack of blinking and resultant dry cornea which can lead to corneal scarring
to deviation of the tongueleadsto deviation of the tongue
to deviation of the tongueleadsto deviation of the tongue
double visioncan causedouble vision
significant symptomscan causesignificant symptoms
to the responsewere contributingto the response
Drooping of shoulder(passive) may be caused byDrooping of shoulder
a weakness in the arm ... preventing normal movementcausesa weakness in the arm ... preventing normal movement
to dysphagialeadingto dysphagia
dysphagiacausesdysphagia
alsocan ... resultalso
from damage to the nerves surrounding an infant 's shoulderresultsfrom damage to the nerves surrounding an infant 's shoulder
significant symptoms sometimes when there is an anatomical variation of one side ISNL being dominantcan causesignificant symptoms sometimes when there is an anatomical variation of one side ISNL being dominant
numbness , weakness or paralysiscausesnumbness , weakness or paralysis
loss of balance , difficulty in walking and dementiacausesloss of balance , difficulty in walking and dementia
due to involvement of LMN in MNDresulteddue to involvement of LMN in MND
loss of balance and dementiacan causeloss of balance and dementia