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Ethan Dimock1, Usha Kellampalli2, Wendy Wismer3

  • 1Medicine, Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine, Rochester, USA.

Cureus
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This case report details the youngest infant diagnosed with idiopathic Bell's palsy, a facial nerve inflammation. Early diagnosis and oral prednisolone treatment led to a full recovery.

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bell`s palsycranial nerve vii palsyinfant case reportpediatric neurologypediatric otolaryngology

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