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Congenital neurogenic ptosis is
believed to be
caused by Horner's syndrome, in
which a mild
ptosis may be ****ociated with
ipsilateral ptosis, iris and areola...
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ptosis or
ptotic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ptosis (from the Gr****: πτῶσις 'falling', 'a fall', 'dropped')
refers to
droopiness or abnormal...
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Ptosis or
sagging of the
female breast is a
natural consequence of aging. The rate at
which a woman's **** drop and the
degree of
ptosis depends on...
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Ptosis crutches (also
known as eye crutches) are a non-surgical
solution to
ptosis, also
known as
drooping eyelid syndrome.
Affected eyes do not have the...
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elevates it
above the
lower border of the
mandibular symphysis.
Ptosis (****)
Ptosis (eyelid) de la Torre,
Jorge I.; Martin, Scot A.; Al-Hakeem, Mazin...
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measured with the
modified Regnault ptosis grade scale. The
Regnault ptosis grade scale Grade I: Mild
ptosis — The
nipple is
located below the inframammary...
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ptosis,
epicanthus inversus syndrome (BPES) is a rare
medical anomaly characterized by the
conditions it is
named after: blepharophimosis,
ptosis and...
- of
ptosis (drooping
upper eyelid). Late-onset GSD-II (Pompe disease) and GSD-XV also have
muscle weakness or
fatigue with
comorbidities of
ptosis and...
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distinguish the
ptosis caused by Horner's
syndrome from the
ptosis caused by a
lesion to the
oculomotor nerve. In the former, the
ptosis occurs with a constricted...
- canthus), low
nasal bridge,
ptosis of the
eyelids and telecanthus.
Blepharophimosis forms a part of blepharophimosis,
ptosis,
epicanthus inversus syndrome...
