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Volume 99 - February 1985

Contents

Page 8 of 13

Research Article

Clinical records

Clinical Records

Clinical records

Clinical Records

  • Facial palsy following stapedectomy: A Case report

  • Y. Zohar, N. Laurian
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    29 June 2007, pp. 387-388

  • A case of peripheral facial palsy which appeared 8 days following ipsilateral stapedectomy, was diagnosed as Bell's palsy.

    We stress the uncommon coincidence of the two events and the important implications in the treatment of a palsy appearing after middle ear surgery.

    Bell's palsy is an unusual but real possibility which should be borne in mind before deciding on extended surgical exploration.

Research Article

Clinical records

Clinical Records

Research Article

Clinical records

  • The elongated styliod process as a cause of throat discomfort: Four case reports

  • Pontus Lindeman
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    29 June 2007, pp. 505-508

  • Pain in the neck, radiating towards the ear, together with a foreign body sensation in the throat is a common complaint. A less common finding upon physical examination is an elongated styloid process, palpable in the tonsillar fossa and provoking the symptoms for which the patient is seeking medical advice. The diagnosis of this so-called Eagle's sundrome is described and the case history and treatment of four patients are presented.

Clinical Records

Clinical records

Clinical Records

Clinical records

Clinical Records

Clinical records

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