medial palpebral arteries

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medial palpebral arteries

small branches of the ophthalmic artery that supply the medial area of the upper and lower eyelids.
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This space is free of the subepithelial adhesions that bind the superior palpebral conjunctiva to the tarsal plate.
A comparative study on uses of supratarsal triamcinolone injection, topical steroids and cyclosporine in cases of refractory vernal keratoconjunctivitis
c) Hyperaemia of the superior palpebral conjunctiva
Cases from routine practice: this visual recognition task requires the practitioner to identify the condition and consider the appropriate management of each case
A 48-year-old man presented with bilateral cutaneous fistulas located just above the superior palpebral sulcus on the orbital midline and which have lasted for eight years (Figure 1).
Bilateral isolated sinopalpebral fistulas secondary to frontal sinusitis/Frontal sinuzite ikincil bilateral izole sinopalpebral fistul
Despite the complete facial paralysis, right eye closure was satisfactorily achieved with superior palpebral gold-weight implantation, which was well tolerated.
Cutaneous mucormycosis of the head and neck with parotid gland involvement: first report of a case
3-1mm in diameter) or giant papillae (>1mm), swelling and hyperaemia on the superior palpebral conjunctiva and may be accompanied by mucous discharge and increased lens movement when in situ.
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Ophthalmologic examination revealed a prominent left superior palpebral sulcus, 2 mm of inferior globe displacement (hypoglobus), and 3 mm of enophthalmos as compared with his contralateral eye.
Sinusitis-induced enophthalmos: The silent sinus syndrome

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