Berlit P, Krause K H
Hautarzt. 1984 Oct;35(10):536-8.
The case is reported of a patient with incomplete peripheral facial palsy. In addition to hyperacousia and gustation disturbance, he presented with signs of glossitis limited to the region supplied by the chorda tympani. Clinical and laboratory investigations excluded the possibility of a viral infection. Possible connections between this combination of symptoms (apparently "idiopathic" facial palsy and regional glossitis) and the Melkersson-Rosenthal syndrome are discussed.
报告了一例不完全性周围性面神经麻痹患者。除听觉过敏和味觉障碍外，他还表现出仅局限于鼓索神经所支配区域的舌炎体征。临床和实验室检查排除了病毒感染的可能性。讨论了这种症状组合（显然是“特发性”面神经麻痹和局部舌炎）与梅尔克森－罗森塔尔综合征之间可能的联系。
