OD0361: Recognizing and Treating Facial Nerve Palsy in Children

On-demand

CME: 0.25

Session Type: On-demand

Topic(s): Plastic Surgery; Otolaryngology

Congenital or acquired facial nerve palsy is a common condition, resulting in an inability to move one or both sides of the face. This affects a child’s ability to convey emotion through facial expression, blink, speak, and eat. Learn how to recognize this condition and take appropriate treatment or referral steps.

Gregory Borschel, MD has disclosed no financial relationships.

On-Demand Faculty(s)

GREGORY H. Borschel, MD

James Harbaugh Professor and Chief of Plastic Surgery,
Riley Hospital for Children, Indiana University Health, Indiana, United States