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Validation of a patient‐graded instrument for facial nerve paralysis: the FaCE scale

Kahn et al., 2001

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17293623328475857221
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Kahn J
Gliklich R
Boyev K
Stewart M
Metson R
McKenna M
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The Laryngoscope

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Objective To develop and validate a patient‐based instrument to measure both facial impairment and disability, the Facial Clinimetric Evaluation (FaCE) Scale. Study Design Prospective instrument validation. Methods Eighty‐six patients with a documented history of …
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