2013Clinical ophthalmologyOpen access

The treatment eyelid orbicularis muscle in surgery of involutional entropion

MA Feng-hua, Yin Sun

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Objective To investigate the treatment of eyelid orbicularis muscle in surgeries for involutional entropion.Methods A total of 56 patients(89eyes) with involutional entropion were treated with orbicularis shortening combined with arcus marginalis suspending.All cases were subsequently followed-up for 6~10 months.Results All patients had a satisfactory eyelid position with no recurrence of entropion or a cosmetically unacceptable scar.Conclusion Correct handling of orbicularis muscle in surgery for involutional entropion can achieve satisfactory results.

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Objective To investigate the treatment of eyelid orbicularis muscle in surgeries for involutional entropion.Methods A total of 56 patients(89eyes) with involutional entropion were treated with orbicularis shortening combined with arcus marginalis suspending.All cases were subsequently followed-up for 6~10 months.Results All patients had a satisfactory eyelid position with no recurrence of entropion or a cosmetically unacceptable scar.Conclusion Correct handling of orbicularis muscle in surgery for involutional entropion can achieve satisfactory results.

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Objective To investigate the treatment of eyelid orbicularis muscle in surgeries for involutional entropion.Methods A total of 56 patients(89eyes) with involutional entropion were treated with orbicularis shortening combined with arcus marginalis suspending.All cases were subsequently followed-up for 6~10 months.Results All patients had a satisfactory eyelid position with no recurrence of entropion or a cosmetically unacceptable scar.Conclusion Correct handling of orbicularis muscle in surgery for involutional entropion can achieve satisfactory results.

Key concepts: Medicine, Entropion, Eyelid, Surgery, Orbicularis oculi muscle, Ophthalmology

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