The ENoG test is the only objective measure of facial nerve integrity.

Background

In the human body there are twelve pairs of cranial nerves. Electroneuronography is typically concerned with the amount of degradation in the facial nerves, each of which consists of thousands of fibers. Motor and sensory fibers are typically found in a 2:1 ratio, and it has been proposed that only half of the motor units need to be functional for normal nerve conduction to take place. The facial nerves

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