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Ep 188 Surgical Management of Synkinesis & Static Procedures for Flaccid Facial Palsy with Dr. Shiayin Yang

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ENT Episode #188

Surgical Management of Synkinesis & Static Procedures for Flaccid Facial Palsy

Facial nerve injury affects each patient in a unique way. Accordingly, surgical treatment of facial paralysis must be meticulously planned and personalized. In this episode, Dr. Shiayin Yang, Associate Professor of Otolaryngology at Vanderbilt University, addresses management of synkinesis and static procedures for flaccid facial palsy with host Dr. Ashley Agan.

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In this episode, host Dr. Ashley Agan discusses management of synkinesis with Dr. Shiayin (Shi) Yang, facial plastic surgeon at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

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