tarsorrhaphy

Known as: Blepharorrhaphy, tarsorrhaphies

National Institutes of Health

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2012

The analysis of 14 penetrating keratoplasties and penetrating stepped keratoplasties in corneal perforation of different genesis…

2007

Temporarily suturing the eyelids together may be necessary in certain studies where corneal dryness or ulceration may appear as…

2004

sis of Horner syndrome with the use of topical 5% or 10% cocaine has been the standard for years. Cocaine is a controlled…

1988

To the Editor. —Most complications (loss of graft clarity, graft failure or dehiscence, microbial keratitis) following…

1986

Bandage lenses, a complete tarsorrhaphy, chloramphenicol 0.5%, and sodium chloride 2% were tested for their effect on corneal…

1977

By using a continuous intermarginal monofilament suture, a partial tarsorrhaphy can be performed which has a minimal tendency to…

1969

THE positive value of tarsorrhaphy for the treatment of various corneal diseases is well known. Tarsorrhaphy is particularly…

1967

A successfully operated, three-germinal-layer, congenital teratoma of the right orbit is described. The tumour with the eye at…

1965

The purpose of lateral tarsorrhaphy (canthorrhaphy, canthoplasty) is to effect partial closure of the palpebral fissure. This may…

1954

THERE ARE several types of massive proptosis which constitute a dangerous threat to the eye. In such cases the cornea is exposed…