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BRAZILIAN JOURNALOF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY 73 (2) MARCH/APRIL 2007 http://www.rborl.org.br / e-mail: [email protected]
VOLUME 73 ISSUE 1 - Jan/Feb 2007
Physical therapy in peripheral facial paralysis: retrospec-tive study.
Márcia Regina Garanhani • Jefferson Rosa Cardoso • Alessandra de Mello Guides Capelli • Mara Claudia Ribeiro
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