Synchronized Radiofrequency and High-Intensity Facial Electrical Stimulation as a Bridging Strategy for Partial Facial Nerve Palsy Following High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound

June 1, 2026Open Access

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This study aims to explore the efficacy of synchronized radiofrequency and high-intensity electrical stimulation in addressing partial facial nerve palsy following high-intensity focused ultrasound.
Utilized synchronized radiofrequency and high-intensity facial electrical stimulation for intervention.
Target population included individuals with iatrogenic facial nerve palsy post-HIFU.
Analyzed therapeutic outcomes through combined application of RF and HIFES.
Indicated potential improvement in muscle function related to synchronized RF and HIFES treatment.
Showed early evidence of reduced muscle atrophy in patients treated beyond 6 months post-injury.

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Evaluates synchronized radiofrequency and electrical stimulation for treating facial nerve palsy, suggesting improved outcomes.

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