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synkinesis/diabetes mellitus

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Prognostic factors of synkinesis after Bell's palsy and Ramsay Hunt syndrome.

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OBJECTIVE This study evaluated the prognostic factors of synkinesis following Bell's palsy and Ramsay Hunt syndrome. METHODS A total of 345 patients consisting of 309 cases of Bell's palsy and 36 cases of Ramsay Hunt syndrome were enrolled in our study. The following 13 factors were considered as

Familial recurrent Bell's palsy with ocular motor palsies.

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We studied a family in which the father and 7 of 10 children had episodes of Bell's palsy. Five of the eight affected family members also had ocular motor palsies. Facial nerve and blink reflex studies in four affected siblings demonstrated asymmetrically reduced amplitude of evoked responses
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