[Facial paralysis of metastatic origin. Review of metastatic lesions of the temporal bone]

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Abstract
Metastatic lesions in temporal bone were rare in the past but are increasing, it seems, nowadays. We present the case of a women patient which first and only metastatic symptom was her peripheral facial paralysis. In our review of world literature of this topic only 148 published cases were found. T …
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Authors MirĂł Castillo N;Roca-Ribas SerdĂ  F;Barnadas Molins A;Prades MartĂ­ J;Casamitjana Claramunt F;PerellĂł Scherdel E;;
Journal Anales otorrinolaringologicos ibero-americanos
Year 2000
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11075475
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National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE review diagnosis humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine female case reports middle aged English Abstract differential fatal outcome carcinoma lymphatic metastasis adenocarcinoma / pathology* pmid:11075475 n mirĂł castillo f roca-ribas serdĂ  e perellĂł scherdel adenocarcinoma / complications adenoid cystic / pathology cranial nerve neoplasms / complications cranial nerve neoplasms / secondary* facial nerve diseases / complications facial nerve diseases / pathology* facial paralysis / etiology* facial paralysis / surgery ovarian neoplasms / pathology*

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