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Emotional recognition deficits in pregnancy-onset Bell’s Palsy
Purpose: Bell's palsy during pregnancy or puerperium is understudied in terms of emotional processing. The objective is to describe motor recovery and investigate facial emotion recognition in women who developed facial palsy during pregnancy or puerperium. Methods: In this prospective observational
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