From: Reconstruction strategy in isolated complete Cryptophthalmos: a case series
Subtype | Characteristics |
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Complete | Failure of formation of the lid folds and globe results in skin extending from the brow to the cheek without identifiable adnexal structures; Ultrasound may identify a vestigial ocular structure or cyst within the socket |
Incomplete | An ill-defined upper eyelid is completely fused, often over an abnormally developed globe and a keratinized cornea |
Abortive | The upper lid is absent with a fold of skin extending from the forehead with variable degrees of adhesion/fusion to the underlying cornea; There is a normal lower lid (although often elongated) and relatively normal lower cornea. Variable degrees of microphthalmia may coexist |