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Van der Wiel-Friedreich idiopathic facial paralysis is a unilateral, partial, or complete lower motor neutron facial nerve paralysis. The weakness can be associated with mild pain, numbness. Because, the condition is typically self-limited, treatment with oral steroids within 72 hours of the onset is generally recommended for patients 16 years and older, and not for younger children. The aim of this paper is to present a case of van der Wiel-Friedreich idiopathic facial paralysis and to describe the early documentation of the disorder in the medical literature [1].

Van Der Wiel-Friedreich Idiopathic Facial Paralysis: A Case and A Brief Review of the Early Documentation of the Disorder in the Medical Literature