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S Amrith

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PubMed1991

Oriental eyelids--anatomical and surgical considerations.

There are subtle anatomical differences between the oriental and occidental eyelids. Creation of upper eyelid crease, otherwise known as "Double Eyelid" has been the single most popular cosmetic surgical procedure among the affluent Asians to enhance the beauty of their eyelids. It is important for the surgeon to be familiar with the anatomical differences in order not to westernise their facial features but to blend his creation with the existing facial features. This is true of any surgical procedure in the lids, be it ptosis correction or blepharoplasty for excess skin and bags in the eyelids, in order to produce good cosmetic results.

Asian People↗
PubMed1990

Spontaneous hematic cysts of the orbit presenting with acute proptosis. A report of three cases.

Three cases of spontaneous hematic cyst of the orbit are described. All cases presented with acute onset of proptosis, conjunctival chemosis, choroidal folds, restricted ocular movement, and optic nerve compression syndrome with very poor vision. A computed tomography scan demonstrated a cystic lesion situated in the upper part of the orbit. Exploration revealed a cyst containing chocolate-colored fluid. Visual recovery was complete in two of three cases. There was no definite history of trauma in all three cases. Chronic hematic cysts have been described recently, but cases with acute onset such as ours have not to our knowledge been described clearly.

Acute Disease↗
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[Maxillofacial prosthesis].

The purpose of constructing prosthesis to restore post-surgical deformities of the jaws and the face is to enable such patients to cope better with the difficult process of rehabilitation. Patients with post-surgical maxillofacial defects are presented in this article to illustrate how prosthodontic restoration could improve their functional or cosmetic disability.

Adolescent↗