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Bilateral facial paralysis secondary to lymphoma
M Ozmenoğlu1, O Arseven, S Candan
1Department of Neurology, Trabzon District Hospital, Turkey.
Abstract:
We report a patient with bilateral facial palsy due to a non-Hodgkin lymphoma. He was initially diagnosed to have a facial paralysis of unknown aetiology. Three months after this original diagnosis, he developed a non-Hodgkin lymphoma which was treated successfully with chemotherapy, and his palsy consequently returned to normal.