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Neurorrhaphy Only vs Neurorrhaphy Plus PRF vs Neurorrhaphy Plus Nano-fat in Management of Traumatic Facial Nerve Injury
The current clinical trial aims to identify the most significant intervention that improves the outcome of post-traumatic facial nerve injury by comparing the following different modalities: neurorrhaphy alone, neurorrhaphy with PRF injection, and neurorrhaphy with Nanofat stem cells graft injection for significantly better Facial nerve regeneration.
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