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Pathologic examination in a case of facial myokymia showed edema and mild
astroglial proliferation of the ipsilateral seventh nerve nucleus;
gliomatous tumor involvement occurred rostral to this nucleus. These
findings give circumstantial support to functional deafferentation as the
cause of facial myokymia.
