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ELONGATED PROCESSUS STYLOIDEUS THAT CAUSED FACIAL PARESIS Takeo Omata 1 pp.293-299
Published Date 1974/5/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492208056
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 The authors experienced a case of elongated processus styloideus, in a housewife, aged 58, who complained of right facial paresis, oppressive pain in the right submaxillary region, feeling of the swelling of the mouth and difficulty of swallowing. The facial paresis had been present since the patient was 2 years old.

 The examination showed the right processusstyloideus to be elongated touching the lesser cornu of the hyoid bone. The sheath of the processus styloideus measured over 1.6cm. The free-end of the process was connected to the lesser cornu of the hyoid bone by pseudoarthrosis. The removal of this elongated processus, which measured 8.4cm, was effected through external incision along the lower border of the mandible.

 Through this surgical removal the patient was relieved of all symptoms. The difficulty in swallowing and the rotation of the neck were both improved. Radiographically the movement of the hyoid bone was increased during deglutition.The cause of the facial paralysis evidently appeared to have been the result of undue pressure exerted on the facial nerve in its vertical course through the stylomastoid foramen.


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