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Facial Nerve Lesions – Basic Intracranial vs Extracranial Lesions

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By special request…… this video explains intracranial and extracranial facial nerve injuries in a very basic way.

A post shared by PAssion4pathology (@passion4pathology) on Aug 5, 2019 at 7:11pm PDT

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