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What is the Mona Lisa face syndrome?
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What is the Mona Lisa face syndrome?
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Abstract. The Mona Lisa smile is presented as a possible example of facial muscle contracture that develops after Bell's palsy when the facial nerve has undergone partial wallerian degeneration and has regenerated.
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