Moebius syndrome: neurological features
Evidence-based neurology checklist on moebius syndrome: neurological features: Facial abnormalities Bilateral facial weakness (facial diplegia) Inability to smile Inability to shut the mouth when eating Difficulty sucking Movement disorders Central respiratory impairment Other neurological features
Facial abnormalities
- Bilateral facial weakness (facial diplegia)
- Inability to smile
- Inability to shut the mouth when eating
- Difficulty sucking
Movement disorders
Central respiratory impairment
Other neurological features
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