Posterior auricular artery as a novel anatomic landmark for identification of the facial nerve: A clinical study
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DOI: 10.1002/lio2.894
Abstract: In our previous cadaveric study, we highlighted the posterior auricular artery (PAA) as a potential landmark for early identification of facial nerve (FN) when performing parotidectomy. However, further clinical study is critically needed before this… read more here.
Keywords: posterior auricular; facial nerve; auricular artery; landmark ... See more keywords
Borle's triangle: A reliable anatomical landmark for ease of identification of facial nerve trunk during parotidectomy.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.jobcr.2018.08.004
Abstract: Purpose An accurate understanding of the anatomy, identification and preservation of facial nerve is critical in performing successful functional parotidectomies. The current literature is replete with inconsistencies of various landmarks when used alone for identification… read more here.
Keywords: triangle; nerve trunk; identification facial; facial nerve ... See more keywords
Automatic Identification of Facial Tics Using Selfie-Video
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DOI: 10.1109/jbhi.2024.3488285
Abstract: The intrinsic nature of tic disorders, characterized by symptom variability and fluctuation, poses challenges in clinical evaluations. Currently, tic assessments predominantly rely on subjective questionnaires administered periodically during clinical visits, thus lacking continuous quantitative evaluation.… read more here.
Keywords: facial tics; identification facial; automatic identification; identification ... See more keywords