Scientists scan brains to see how surgery rewires facial paralysis
NCT ID NCT06809127
Summary
This study aimed to understand how the brain changes after surgery for severe facial paralysis. Researchers used a special, non-invasive brain scanner (MEG) on 16 patients before and after their facial surgery. They measured brain activity while patients made facial movements and looked at pictures of emotional faces to see if surgery improved both movement and emotion recognition.
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Frederic TANKERE
Paris, 75651, France
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