Patients with facial palsy (FP) not only suffer from their facial movement disorder, but also
from social and psychological disabilities. These can be assessed by patient-reported …

Background: The grading process in facial palsy (FP) patients is crucial for time-and cost-
effective therapy decision-making. The House-Brackmann scale (HBS) represents the most …

Extracranial infiltration of the facial nerve by salivary gland tumors is the most frequent cause
of facial palsy secondary to malignancy. Nevertheless, facial palsy related to salivary gland …

Objective The preservation of acceptable facial nerve (FN) function after surgery is the key
concern for most patients with vestibular schwannomas (VS). To assess predictive factors of …

Chimeric‐antigen‐receptor T cells directed against CD19 (CAR‐T) are emerging
hematological therapeutics with scarce data on its overall safety profile spectrum. To …

Purpose An automated, objective, fast and simple classification system for the grading of
facial palsy (FP) is lacking. Methods An observational single center study was performed …

Hintergrund: Es gibt kein deutschsprachiges validiertes Instrument, um aus Patientensicht
die krankheitsspezifische Lebensqualität bei einer Fazialisparese zu beurteilen. Methoden …

Human facial expressions are unique in their ability to express our emotions and
communicate them to others. The mimic expression of basic emotions is very similar across …

Objectives To translate and validate French versions of two health‐related quality of life
questionnaires for patients with peripheral facial palsy: Facial Disability Index (FDI) and …

Objectives/Hypothesis To describe changes of motor and nonmotor disabilities in patient
with peripheral facial palsy (FP) during treatment using the patient‐reported outcome …