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Abstract(s)
The information that pass through the facial nerve allows the expression of our smile, joy
or sadness, the “facial expression”. The face is the mark of our individuality. The facial nerve is responsible
for innervation of the face muscles, like the previous two-thirds of the tongue and secretion of salivary
and tears glands. The aim of this work is to remember the anatomy and physiology of the facial nerve,
pathology and possible treatments of facial paralysis.
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Keywords
Facial nerve Facial paralysis
Citation
Gentil, F., Campos, J. C. R., Parente, M., Santos, C. F., Areias, B., & Jorge, R. M. N. (2019). Facial nerve:a clinical and anatomical review. Em J. Belinha, R. M. N. Jorge, J. C. R. Campos, M. A. P. Vaz, & J. M. R. S. Tavares (Eds.), Biodental Engineering V (1a, pp. 105–108). CRC Press.
Publisher
CRC Press