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The Split Hypoglossal Nerve and Cross-Face Nerve Graft for Dual Innervation of the Functional Muscle Transfer in Facial Reanimation by Amer, Tarek A., ElSharkawy, Omar A.

“…Facial paralysis is a disabling deformity. The affected individual is seriously affected both esthetically and functionally. Free functional muscle transfer is…”
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The split hypoglossal nerve versus the cross-face nerve graft to supply the free functional muscle transfer for facial reanimation: A comparative study by Amer, Tarek A., El Kholy, Mohamed S.

“…Long-standing cases of facial paralysis are currently treated with free functional muscle transfer. Several nerves are mentioned in the literature to supply…”
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Amer's classification of territories of facial nerve injury in early cases and strategies for the management of different territories by Amer, Tarek A., El Kholy, Mohamed S., Khalaf, Amr Adel, Rifky, Amr M.

“…Early cases of facial nerve injury are best treated by restoring the neural pathway to the same existing facial muscles. Knowledge of the exact territory of…”
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A single hypoglossal nerve for bilateral smile reconstruction in Möbius syndrome by Amer, Tarek A

“…Möbius syndrome is a rare congenital disorder characterized by a variety of cranial nerve defects. Although there are several variants of Möbius syndrome…”
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Low-level versus high-level placement of gold plates in the upper eyelid in patients with facial palsy by Amer, Tarek A, El-Minawi, Hisham M, El-Shazly, Malak I

“…Lagophthalmos is a condition that results from facial paralysis causing functional as well as esthetic problems. This condition can be treated by a range of…”
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The Split Hypoglossal Nerve and Cross-Face Nerve Graft for Dual Innervation of the Functional Muscle Transfer in Facial Reanimation by Amer, Tarek A., ElSharkawy, Omar A.

“…Facial paralysis is a disabling deformity. The affected individual is seriously affected both esthetically and functionally. Free functional muscle transfer is…”
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Open rhinoplasty for treatment of nasal tip haemangioma by Amer, Tarek A., Elwakil, Tarek F., Elbasiouny, Mahmoud S.

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