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Journal of the Korean Academy of Rehabilitation Medicine 1981;5(1):3.
Conduction Latency Facial Nerve Conduction Latency of the Sound Side in Facial Palsy
Kwang Hie Park, M.D., John Myun Roo, R.P.T., Kyoung Ja Cho, M.D. , Jung Soon Shin, M.D.
Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, College of Medicine, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea
안면근 편측 마비례의 정상측 안면신경
박광희, 유종면, 조경자, 신정순
연세대학교 의과대학 재활의학과
Abstract

Determining the conduction latency (C.L.) is one of the most popular diagnostic tools in facial palsy. Frequently it is helpful to measure the latencies of both affected and sound sides and compare the values obtained.

The purpose of this study is to see whether the C.L. of the sound side in facial palsy falls within the range of the normal. If so, the values could be used as the normal values until those of normal persons are published. As yet we do not have these values in Korea.

The mean with its range is studied and comparison between male and female, left and right is made.

The results are as follow;

1. The ratio of male female is 1.8:1 (115:63) in the orbicularis oris and 1.8:1 (100:57) in the orbicularis oculi.

2. The ratio of left to right is 1:1.2 (82:16) in the orbicularis oris and 1:1.2 (73:84) in the orbicularis oculi.

3. The mean C.L. of the orbicularis oris is 2.97±0.35 msec (2.2-4.0 msec).

4. The mean C.L. of the orbicularis oculi is 2.70±0.28 msec (2.0-3.6 msec).

5. The difference between male and female is statistically significant.

6. The difference between left and right is statistically insignificant.

Key Words: Facial palsy, Nerve conduction study, Latency


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