Facial Palsy in adults and children, is often Bell’s Palsy, with a high chance of spontaneous and full recovery. However, what about when it’s something more? What are the warning signs and symptoms for delayed recovery and when do patients need investigated further? Speakers will also cover key resources available for clinicians and patients to aid in their treatment as well as address questions about immediate supportive care and associated ENT conditions.
Speakers – Janet Robb, Facial Palsy Advocate; Benjamin Kennedy, Consultant Emergency Doctor, Antrim Area Hospital; Colin Leonard, Consultant ENT Surgeon, RVH
