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Abigail Beard1, Ivie Obeime2, Frank Don3

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SAGE Open Medical Case Reports
|January 12, 2026
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Transient facial paralysis, a rare complication of local anesthesia during Mohs surgery, resolved spontaneously. Understanding facial nerve anatomy is crucial for auricular procedures to inform patients about potential benign anesthesia side effects.

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