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Ectropion
Tuesday, 07 April 2009 20:22
  

What is Ectropion?  What is the treatment for Ectropion?

 

Ectropion is the out-turning of the eyelids.  This is typically caused by eyelid laxity, generally in older patients.   Out-turning of the eyelid can cause exposure keratopathy which can decrease one’s vision.  Ectropion can be caused by trauma, surgery, dermatitis, carcinoma, nerve palsy, stroke, bell’s palsy, edema, chalazion or dermatochalasis.  Treatment involves lubricating eye drops or surgical repair if necessary. 

 

Treatment

 

     Lubricating eye drops

     Surgical repair

 

Last Updated on Tuesday, 07 April 2009 20:26
 

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