Facial Paralysis from Facial Nerve Tumors
A facial paralysis that begins insidiously and progresses in severity is characteristic of a tumor arising from the facial nerve or, more commonly, a tumor that arises from adjacent structures and secondarily invades the facial nerve.
Overview of Facial Paralysis from Facial Nerve Tumors
A facial paralysis that begins insidiously and progresses in severity is characteristic of a tumor arising from the facial nerve or, more commonly, a tumor that arises from adjacent structures and secondarily invades the facial nerve.
A facial nerve tumor is seen through bone.
A facial nerve tumor is seen through bone.
A facial nerve tumor is seen by cross-section.
A facial nerve tumor is seen by cross-section.