Table 1 Epidemiologic data, preopeartive and postoperative histories and complications of the patients.(M male, F female)
From: Tarsoaponeurectomy as an alternative in difficult blepharoptosis cases
Patient | Age/Type | History | Additional disease | Additional surgery | Complications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 27/m | ptosis - 3 times | entropion | -tarsal fracture -ear cartilage graft | corneal irritation in the early term |
2 | 42/f | ptosis - 2 times | none | Revision surgery due to postoperative temporal drooping | corneal irritation in the early term |
3 | 51/f | extravehicular traffic accident | -notching in the lid -exposure keratopathy -lower eyelid laxity -traumatic fix dilated pupil | lateral canthal sling (in a separate session) | - corneal irritation in the early term -continuous light sensitivity |
4 | 63/m | sharp trauma 10 years ago | - notching in the lid -anophthalmic socket syndrome | Removal of vertical tarsal strip by vertical blepharotomy | none |
5 | 54/m | traffic accident 30 years ago | notching in the lid | Removal of vertical tarsal strip by vertical blepharotomy | corneal irritation in the early term |
6 | 19/m | -motorcycle accident -bilateral canalicular repair and lid reconstruction | multiple former wound scars in the facial area | none | none |
7 | 21/m | ptosis - 2 times | none | none | none |
8 | 35/f | ptosis - 4 times | none | none | none |