Peripheral facial nerve paralysis is relatively common in the pediatric age group. However, facial palsy rarely has been documented in patients with mumps parotitis. This case report describes the findings of a 3-year-old Japanese boy who developed facial palsy immediately after mumps parotitis. This work calls attention to a possible association between mumps parotitis and facial palsy.
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