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Case report describes cranial nerve X palsy due to VZV infection, suggesting it in diagnostics for nerve dysfunction.
To describe a case of sudden-onset, isolated cranial nerve (CN) X palsy without typical rash caused by VZV infection. This abstract aims to highlight VZV as an important, albeit rare, consideration in the differential diagnosis of acute vagal nerve dysfunction.
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