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Facial deviation to left side.
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The angle of the mouth had deviated to the left side (Figure 1).
Loss of forehead crease of the right side.
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There was an absent forehead crease on the right side of the face (Figure 2).
Air leak during the blowing of cheek from the right side.
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He could not close the mouth completely and therefore could not blow the cheek (Figure 3) and snarl.
Ptosis in the right eye.
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He was not able to close the right eye completely (Figure 4).
Facial deviation was resolved.
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His symptoms completely resolved after 6 weeks of the incident (Figures 5-8).
Normal forehead crease in follow-up.
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His symptoms completely resolved after 6 weeks of the incident (Figures 5-8).
Normal blowing of cheek in follow-up.
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His symptoms completely resolved after 6 weeks of the incident (Figures 5-8).
Normal closure of eyelids in follow-up.
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His symptoms completely resolved after 6 weeks of the incident (Figures 5-8).