[Clinical analysis of 182 cases with XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity11253 @entity2123 @entity2103 @entity130
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the recovery patterns and the influencing factors of @entity2123 in maxillofacial surgery by retrospective analysis of a serial clinical data. METHODS: A total of 182 @entity1 with @entity2123 were reviewed. The cause of @entity2123 after @entity130 , the treatment, the initial recovery time of @entity2103 and the total recovery time were recorded. The factors that influenced the outcome of @entity2103 were analyzed. RESULTS: The @entity2123 was common in @entity11253 . The injury pattern, location, age and reconstruction time all had effects on the function recovery of the facial nerve. Within 6 months, 45 of 49 (92%) anatomic injured @entity1 completely recovered in 6 months; 53 of 59 @entity1 (90%) began to recover when nerve had been ruptured. In 12 months, 33 of 35 @entity1 (94%) after nerve anastomosed and 5 of 8 @entity1 (62%) with nerve transplantation got complete recovery. CONCLUSIONS: Preserving the facial nerve during surgery is very important. If the facial nerve is injured, reconstructive surgery should be applied as soon as possible.
