Congenital facial paralysis can result from genetic causes or from trauma during the delivery process. It is important to distinguish the exact cause of facial paralysis as treatment options vary. Electromyography testing (EMG) can sometimes be useful in this setting. The prognosis for facial paralysis from delivery trauma is generally excellent.<\/p>\n
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