scles about the mouth.This is seen markedly when the patient shows his* See Figs. 10, il, and compare with Fig. 27, p. 202. lOS PHYSICAL EXPRESSION. teetli, or whistles; the groove running from the noseto the mouth is less marked than on the other side.In studying any case of brain disease, it is… … ;pio-. 10. lliglit Hemiplegia, with cerebral facial palsy, right side. The face is asjmimetrical, and the muscles in the right lower zone about the mouth actvery indifferently. The naso-labial groove on this side is almost lost; this is wellseen on comparing the two sides. No asymmetry- is seen in…
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