Research Article
Four-Quadrant Facial Function in Dysphagic Patients after Stroke and in Healthy Controls
Table 2
Four-quadrant (upper, lower, right, and left) facial function in Group B (status months after stroke). Individual data are given for each patients with stroke and dysphagia ().
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ID: identification number; Interv: time interval between stroke event and start of study; FP: facial palsy; FAT: score of facial activity test; R: right side; L: left side; Low: lower facial branch; U: upper facial branch; I: infarction; X and figures in bold: FP as assessed by a referring physician; H: hemorrhage; SCT: swallowing capacity test; Quadr: quadrants. |