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STATIC SUSPENSION TECHNIQUE WITH FASCIA LATA FOR FACIAL NERVE PARALYSIS REANIMATION
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Static support in the facial palsy patient: A case series of 51 patients using tensor fascia lata slings as the sole treatment for correcting the position of the mouth - ScienceDirect
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Static support in the facial palsy patient: A case series of 51 patients using tensor fascia lata slings as the sole treatment for correcting the position of the mouth - ScienceDirect
Static Facial Slings: Approaches to Rehabilitation of the Paralyzed Face. | Semantic Scholar
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