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The treatment of muscle dysfunction in the muscles around the face is particularly challenging. In addition to being the most observable muscles in the body, the limited area with which to work, the high firing rate, and the increased risk of picking up crosstalk from muscles in close proximity all add to the challenge. This case report describes the treatment of a young child with seventh cranial nerve palsy of the face.
Biofeedback – Allen Press
Published: Jun 1, 2012
Keywords: Keywords : surface electromyography , facial muscles , therapy
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