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Griffin RY. Sarici A. Unal M. Acquired ptosis secondary to vernal conjunctivitis in young adults. [Journal Article] Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 22(6):438-40, 2006 Nov-Dec. | Griffin RY. Sarici A. Unal M. Acquired ptosis secondary to vernal conjunctivitis in young adults. [Journal Article] Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 22(6):438-40, 2006 Nov-Dec. | ||
UI: 17117097 ( acquired ptosis in young adults, without history of contact lens use, trauma or surgery: levator disinsertion and recession of the aponeurosis. The pathology improved in each case after reattachment of the aponeurosis to the superior tarsal border) | UI: 17117097 ( acquired ptosis in young adults, without history of contact lens use, trauma or surgery: levator disinsertion and recession of the aponeurosis. The pathology improved in each case after reattachment of the aponeurosis to the superior tarsal border) | ||
Looi AL. Sharma B. Dolman PJ. A modified posterior approach for upper eyelid retraction. [Journal Article] Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 22(6):434-7, 2006 Nov-Dec. | |||
UI: 17117096 (Technique for correction of eyelid retraction most commonly associated with Graves Disease). | |||
Revision as of 11:30, 27 February 2007
References
Griffin RY. Sarici A. Unal M. Acquired ptosis secondary to vernal conjunctivitis in young adults. [Journal Article] Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 22(6):438-40, 2006 Nov-Dec. UI: 17117097 ( acquired ptosis in young adults, without history of contact lens use, trauma or surgery: levator disinsertion and recession of the aponeurosis. The pathology improved in each case after reattachment of the aponeurosis to the superior tarsal border)
Looi AL. Sharma B. Dolman PJ. A modified posterior approach for upper eyelid retraction. [Journal Article] Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 22(6):434-7, 2006 Nov-Dec. UI: 17117096 (Technique for correction of eyelid retraction most commonly associated with Graves Disease).