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CASE REPORT
An unusual peripheric facial paralysis onset
| 1 | Istanbul Medeniyet University, Goztepe Training and
Research Hospital, ENT Department |
| 2 | Giresun Gorele Satate Hospital, ENT Department |
| 3 | Kucukyali Delta Hospital, ENT Department |
CORRESPONDING AUTHOR
Publication date: 2016-08-06
Eur J Gen Med 2016;13(3):65–66
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ABSTRACT
Peripheric facial paralysis may be observed primary or secondary causes. Firearm injuries may cause facial paralysis via direct injury or ballistic effects. Ballistic effects
may be observed far beyond the bullet trace. In this article we present an unusual late peripheric facial paralysis onset related with ballistic effect a firearm injury to
the left maxillary sinus. Due to late onset of facial paralysis after firearm injury; differential diagnosis and ballistic effects have been discussed.
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