论文信息 - Quantitative Assessment of the Variation Within Grades of Facial Paralysis

Quantitative Assessment of the Variation Within Grades of Facial Paralysis

A completely objective, unambiguous outcome measure of facial function is now available. A new automated computer‐assisted clinimetric system combines the crucial detection capabilities of the human observer and the unique capacity of the computer to quantify the image light reflectance difference observed during facial expression.

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