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case_images: Early postinjury view showing acute glabellar ecchymosis and swelling.
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case_images: There was substantial edema and an appreciable convexity in the frontal sinus bone directly above the glabella (Figure 1).
case_images: CT head demonstrating comminuted depressed fracture involving anterior wall of bilateral frontal sinuses and mildly displaced fracture of the nasal bones.
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case_images: Resolved paralysis with normal brow elevation at week 8.
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case_images: Fortunately, after 8 weeks the patient's forehead paresis fully recovered with this approach (Figure 3).