Evidence-Based Practices in Facial Reanimation Surgery | Journal CME Article-Journal CME Article: Evidence-Based Practices in Facial Reanimation Surgery Video 1

Journal CME Article: Evidence-Based Practices in Facial Reanimation Surgery Video 1

Video Transcription

a face with a five to seven nerve transfer, taking the nerve to the masseter, to the buckle, and zygomatic or temporal branches of her facial nerve.  Bao, can you tell us your name and what grade you're in? My name is Bao, I'm a senior in high school. Bao, can we have you smile with your mouth open?  That's it, now bite down.  Thank you. Now let's have you smile with your mouth closed, but no biting. Now bite down. Very good, thank you. Now I want you to close your eyes halfway down.  Now smile and bite.  That's great.

Video Summary

The video features Bao, a high school senior who underwent a nerve transfer procedure involving the masseter and facial nerves. Bao demonstrates various facial movements, including smiling with mouth open and closed, biting down, and closing eyes halfway while smiling and biting.