Intact Transmastoid Ossicle Swaying Technique to Preserve Hearing in Pediatric Facial Nerve Decompression Surgery: A Case Report.

When pharmacological treatments are inadequate, facial nerve paralysis from various etiologies, including Bell's palsy, Hunt syndrome, and trauma, often requires surgical intervention. Facial nerve decompression surgery aims to relieve nerve compression and restore function, with preserving hearing function, especially in pediatric cases, being crucial. Conventional methods, like the transmastoid approach, risk affecting auditory function due to ossicle manipulation.