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See Latest ArticlesWhen the bell tolls on Bell's palsy: finding occult malignancy in acute-onset facial paralysis
American Journal of Otolaryngology, 09/04/09
Quesnel AM et al. – An algorithm to minimize diagnostic delays in this subset of acute facial paralysis patients is presented. Careful attention to facial tone, in addition to movement, is important in the diagnostic evaluation of acute–onset facial paralysis.
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