This latest episode of the “NeuroOp Guru”—hosted by Andrew G. Lee, MD, from Houston Methodist, and joined by Drew Carey, MD, from Johns Hopkins University—features the importance of recognizing ...

95% CI 1.1 to 6.9). Conclusions This trial found no statistically significant evidence that cranial osteopathy leads to sustained improvement in motor function, pain, sleep or quality of life in ...

6–8 Since trismus is a key symptom of cephalic tetanus ... Cephalic tetanus is a combination of trismus and paralysis of one or more cranial nerves. Although cephalic tetanus is an uncommon cause of ...

Results: Anti-GT1a and anti-GQ1b IgG were positive in 10% and 9% respectively of 220 consecutive patients with GBS. Patients with anti-GT1a IgG often had cranial nerve palsy (ophthalmoparesis, 57%; ...

med.umich.edu Background/aims Persistent diplopia secondary to a fourth cranial nerve palsy is poorly documented after open cranial base surgery. Methods Six cases of fourth cranial nerve palsy after ...

On December 6 last year, the do-it-all outside spiker suddenly could not feel the right part of his face just after the Chiefs wrapped up their training. As it turned out, the 5-foot-9 hitter had Bell ...

Jean Kleyn reckons it’s been almost two years – to be precise the week in May 2023 when Munster won the BKT URC Grand Final ...

Peripheral neuropathy can happen if you have significant nerve damage. It can cause twitching, spasms, and numbness, among other symptoms. People with Bell’s palsy experience temporary paralysis ...

The seventh cranial nerve governs the sensation and movement of all the muscles in the face ... A majority of cases of facial paralysis in children resolve on their own, especially those resulting ...