Very rarely, both sides of the face may become affected in HFS ... is the most common peripherally induced movement disorder This nerve supplies muscle power to the facial and superficial neck muscles ...

If facial nerve damage is suspected, the patient will undergo a careful examination of the head, neck and ears. This clinical evaluation may include hearing tests, eye exams, imaging scans (including ...

Finally, the patient is inspected for unusual facial characteristics, head position, involuntary movements, and deformities of the neck or rest ... findings of specific nerve root compression ...

"He had to lift the facial nerve, which is like a fine bit of spaghetti ... But then it started growing and she could see it bulging out of her neck until it reached 3.5cm (1in) so she returned ...

Their report was published in JAMA Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery. There is no standard course of ... Doctors typically ...

Pinched nerves are uncomfortable, no matter where they happen in the body. A pinched nerve in the neck, though, can be downright excruciating. Most everyday movements require you to move your neck ...

If the results are abnormal and show little or no nerve conduction, you face a very low surgery-success ... Physical therapy, neck braces, neck strengthening and stretching exercises, and proper ...