Frey's Syndrome often develops following parotid gland surgery; it is believed that autonomic parotid nerve fibers inappropriately innervate cutaneous sweat glands in the cheek.
It is believed that autonomic nerve fibers aberrantly innervate cutaneous sweat glands in the cheek. Frey's Syndrome often develops following parotid gland surgery.
Frey's Syndrome often develops following parotid gland surgery. It is believed that autonomic nerve fibers aberrantly innervate cutaneous sweat glands in the cheek.
Frey's Syndrome often develops following parotid gland surgery. It is believed that autonomic nerve fibers aberrantly innervate cutaneous sweat glands in the cheek.