Surgically Mismanaged Ptosis Associated With Double Elevator Palsy

Use of Topical Clotrimazole in Human Keratomycosis

“…Amphotericin B is not only of poor penetration, but is also very toxic [5]. Flucytosine, although well tolerated, has a limited spectrum of activity [1].…”

“…Some imidazole derivatives have been shown to have no significant toxic effects to the cornea [5]. This was also evident in this study where we noted no significant ocular surface toxicity after using topical the diluted clotrimazole in keratomycosis.…”

Use of Topical Clotrimazole in Human Keratomycosis

“…Amphotericin B is not only of poor penetration, but is also very toxic [5]. Flucytosine, although well tolerated, has a limited spectrum of activity [1].…”

“…Some imidazole derivatives have been shown to have no significant toxic effects to the cornea [5]. This was also evident in this study where we noted no significant ocular surface toxicity after using topical the diluted clotrimazole in keratomycosis.…”

A New Approach for Management of Monocular Elevation Deficiency

“…This is because if it is not managed, the lid drooping must be treated as true ptosis [5]. This will be challenging, as these patients will require either frontalis suspension or levator resection procedure.…”

Sequential Surgical Treatment for Congenital Monocular Elevation Deficiency and Exotropia: A Case Report

“…Management of MED depends upon selection of the correct surgical technique based on employing the results of forced duction test, for a satisfactory outcome [4]. Even though Nagpal et al [5] and Callahan [14] claimed good results, we were not happy with simultaneous surgery.…”

Use of Topical Clotrimazole in Human Keratomycosis

“…Amphotericin B is not only of poor penetration, but is also very toxic [5]. Flucytosine, although well tolerated, has a limited spectrum of activity [1].…”

“…Some imidazole derivatives have been shown to have no significant toxic effects to the cornea [5]. This was also evident in this study where we noted no significant ocular surface toxicity after using topical the diluted clotrimazole in keratomycosis.…”

A New Approach for Management of Monocular Elevation Deficiency

“…This is because if it is not managed, the lid drooping must be treated as true ptosis [5]. This will be challenging, as these patients will require either frontalis suspension or levator resection procedure.…”

Sequential Surgical Treatment for Congenital Monocular Elevation Deficiency and Exotropia: A Case Report

“…Management of MED depends upon selection of the correct surgical technique based on employing the results of forced duction test, for a satisfactory outcome [4]. Even though Nagpal et al [5] and Callahan [14] claimed good results, we were not happy with simultaneous surgery.…”

Use of Topical Clotrimazole in Human Keratomycosis

“…Amphotericin B is not only of poor penetration, but is also very toxic [5]. Flucytosine, although well tolerated, has a limited spectrum of activity [1].…”

“…Some imidazole derivatives have been shown to have no significant toxic effects to the cornea [5]. This was also evident in this study where we noted no significant ocular surface toxicity after using topical the diluted clotrimazole in keratomycosis.…”

A New Approach for Management of Monocular Elevation Deficiency

“…This is because if it is not managed, the lid drooping must be treated as true ptosis [5]. This will be challenging, as these patients will require either frontalis suspension or levator resection procedure.…”

Sequential Surgical Treatment for Congenital Monocular Elevation Deficiency and Exotropia: A Case Report

“…Management of MED depends upon selection of the correct surgical technique based on employing the results of forced duction test, for a satisfactory outcome [4]. Even though Nagpal et al [5] and Callahan [14] claimed good results, we were not happy with simultaneous surgery.…”