Pre- and Postoperative Quantitative Analysis of Contour Abnormalities in Graves Upper Eyelid Retraction

@article{Ribeiro2012PreAP,
  title={Pre- and Postoperative Quantitative Analysis of Contour Abnormalities in Graves Upper Eyelid Retraction},
  author={Sara Filipa Teixeira Ribeiro and Gherusa Helena Milbratz and Denny Marcos Garcia and Martin H. Devoto and Guilherme Herzog Neto and Ricardo M{\"o}rschb{\"a}cher and Filipe Jos{\'e} Pereira and Antonio A. V. Cruz},
  journal={Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery},
  year={2012},
  volume={28},
  pages={429–433}
}
Purpose: One of the most common problems of the surgical management of Graves upper eyelid retraction is the occurrence of eyelid contour abnormalities. In the present study, the postoperative contour of a large sample of eyelids of patients with Graves orbitopathy was measured. Methods: The postoperative upper eyelid contour of 62 eyes of 43 patients with Graves orbitopathy was subjectively classified by 3 experienced surgeons in 3 categories: poor, fair, and good. The shape of the eyelid… 
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