The degree of facial movement following microvascular muscle transfer in pediatric facial reanimation depends on donor motor nerve axonal density

Keyphrases

• Innervation 100%
• Pediatric 100%
• Motor Nerve 100%
• Muscle Transfer 100%
• Axonal Density 100%
• Facial Reanimation 100%
• Cross-face Nerve Graft 100%
• Masseteric Nerve 100%
• Facial Movement 100%
• Facial Nerve 50%
• Oral Commissure 50%
• Free Functional muscle Transfer 50%
• Masseter 50%
• Inclusion Criteria 25%
• Clinical Outcomes 25%
• Pediatric Patients 25%
• Donor Nerve 25%
• Functional Outcome 25%
• Patient Demographics 25%
• Myelinated Fibers 25%
• Single Patient 25%
• Commissure 25%
• Fiber number 25%
• Scale Measurement 25%
• Background-free 25%
• Facial Nerve Branches 25%
• Gracilis Transfer 25%
• Nerve Histomorphometry 25%
• Nerve Biopsy 25%
• Dynamic Facial Reanimation 25%
• Facial Animation 25%
• Myelinated Nerve 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Pediatrics 100%
• Resuscitation 100%
• Innervation 100%
• Nerve Graft 100%
• Motor Nerve 100%
• Muscle Transplantation 100%
• Facial Nerve 75%
• Contralateral 50%
• Pediatrics Patient 25%
• Morphometrics 25%
• Patient Population 25%
• Gracilis 25%
• Nerve Biopsy 25%
• Myelinated Nerve 25%