1982
DOI: 10.1001/archopht.1982.01030030804016
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Surgical Correction of Blepharoptosis and Lower-Eyelid Retraction in Dry-Eyed Patients

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“…Hence, the lateral 1/3 of Muller's muscle was spared to keep its nervous innervation intact in order to retain some function. 14, 15 Patel et al and Malhotra et al 5,6 reported their posterior approach to aponeurosis 'white line' advancement without resecting Muller's muscle and conjunctiva while preserving the integrity of the orbital septum in adults under local and general anesthesia, respectively. Al-Abbadi et al 7 described a similar technique on congenital ptosis patients.…”
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