paralisia facial bilateral bilateral facial paralysis: a case report

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1976
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Abstract
É apresentado um caso de diplegia facial surgida após meningite meningocócica e infecção por herpes simples. Depois de discutir as diversas condições que o fenômeno pode apresentar-se, o autor inclina-se por uma etiologia herpética.
A case of bilateral facial paralysis following meningococcal meningitis and herpes simplex infection is reported. The author discusses the differential diagnosis of bilateral facial nerve paralysis which includes several diseases and syndromes and concludes by herpetic aetiology.
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Authors ;J. Fortes-Rego
Journal communications in computer and information science
Year 1976
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Keywords
neurosciences neuropsychiatry biological psychiatry

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