- Bell nerve palsy (paralysis) phenomenon
- (bel) [Sir Charles Bell, Scottish physiologist in London, 1774–1842] see nervus thoracicus longus, and see under palsy and phenomenon.
Medical dictionary. 2011.
Bell nerve palsy (paralysis) phenomenon
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