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A 23-year-old male that evolved to complete bilateral post-nuclear facial paralysis (House & Brackman Grade VI) after be involved in automobile accident followed by bilateral temporal bone fracture. The patient undergone a facial decompression surgery after performed an ENoG on the 18th day revealing bilateral absence of muscular response.
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