Bell’s Palsy
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Bell’s palsy is a disorder of the facial nerve, the seventh cranial nerve. This condition causes partial paralysis on one... View Article
This subspecialty area deals with non-glaucomatous disorders of the optic nerve, eye movements, visual tract, and brain.
Bell’s palsy is a disorder of the facial nerve, the seventh cranial nerve. This condition causes partial paralysis on one... View Article
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