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Olcay Güngör, Serkan Kirik, Sedat Işikay
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Abstract:
Unilateral isolated paralysis of the soft palate is a rare clinical entity that is associated with rhinolalia and the flow of nasal fluids from the nostril on the affected side. We report a case of a 17-year-old boy admitted complaining of nasal speech and drinks flowing into his right nostril. Most cases of soft palate palsy are idiopathic, whereas a few cases are caused by viral infections or tumors. We describe an isolated case of soft palate palsy with spontaneous recovery within 1 month.
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