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Jul 8, 2015 - Ischemic vs. bleeding stroke: Ischemic stroke is when blood vessels leading to ... One side of the face, often the corner of the mouth, goes crooked, and speech can slur. ... Often, patients with weakness in one side of the body can recover very well, Starkman says.

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2. Perform a brief neurologic exam. You want to determine if the facial weakness is caused by a peripheral or central lesion.

Mouth: First, inspect the patient’s mouth. Look at the nasolabial fold—the wrinkle between the corner of their nose and the corner of their mouth. Facial weakness or drooping can obscure this wrinkle, as the face is pulled down by gravity. Next, have the patient smile. If the facial palsy is severe, they’ll be unable to lift the side of their mouth. If the patient is able to smile symmetrically but has flattening of the nasolabial fold, this is still a sign of mild facial weakness. Mouth weakness will be present in both central and peripheral facial palsies.

Eyes: First, inspect the eyes at rest. Look at the palpebral fissure—the space between the eyelids—to determine if one eye is opened more widely than the other. This may be a subtle sign of eye closure weakness. Next, ask the patient to close their eyes tightly. Normally, patients should be able to squeeze their eyes so tightly that the eyelashes are no longer visible. Asymmetry in eyelid closure is a sign of peripheral facial nerve palsy.

Forehead: Have the patient wrinkle their forehead, as if they’re surprised. In a central lesion, the forehead should lift symmetrically, due to bilateral cortical innervation of the frontalis muscle. However, in a peripheral lesion, the patient will be unable to wrinkle their forehead on one side, or have fewer wrinkles on that side. Asymmetry in forehead wrinkles is a sign of peripheral facial nerve palsy.

Facial Signs of Stroke | LIVESTRONG.COM
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In fact, several facial symptoms may result from a stroke. ... while the other is not, only one corner of the person's mouth may raise into a smile.


Signs/symptoms and causes of stroke - Med-El
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Learn more about signs, symptoms and causes of stroke. ... of the body, an arm or leg, one side of the face, facial nerve paresis – e.g. slack corner of the mouth) ...


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