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![(A) Before treatment, patient shows right lower facial weakness. (B) After three months of corticosteroid and anti-viral agent treatment, facial weakness is improved.](publication/315984862/figure/fig1/AS:669006570737672@1536515004521/A-Before-treatment-patient-shows-right-lower-facial-weakness-B-After-three-months.png)
(A) Before treatment, patient shows right lower facial weakness. (B) After three months of corticosteroid and anti-viral agent treatment, facial weakness is improved.
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