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Question		Answer
ankyloblepharon start learning		congenital, delayed or incomplete opening of the eyelids
ablepharon start learning		congenital absence of eyelids
microblepharon start learning		congenital, eyelids are normally formed but shortened
macroblepharon start learning		congenital, normally formed or misshaped by folds
coloboma start learning		congenital, eyelid agnesia; partial defect in a portion of eyelid
dermoid (choristoma) start learning		congenital, abnormal development od palpebral skin
blepharophimosis start learning		Blepharostenosis/ micropalpebral fissure. Abnormally small or narowed palpebral fissure
euryblepharon start learning		abnormally symetrical enlargement of the palpebral fissure; congenital o transient juvenile; DIAMOND EYE
lagophthalmos start learning		inability to close the eyelids; disorder of facial nerve or congenital
palpebral ptosis start learning		drooping of the upper eyelid caused by a functional disorder of the levator muscles of the upper lid
entropion start learning		inward rolling ot the eyelid margin
ectropion start learning		eversion of the eyelid
distichiasis start learning		distichia are single or multiple hairs arising from the free lid margin
ectopic cilia start learning		cilia arise from the meibomian glands and emerge through the palpebral conjunctiva where they cause marked corneal irritation and usually ulceration
Trichiasis start learning		normally located but abnormally directed hairs
Blepharitis start learning		inflammation of the eyelids
Blepharitis adenomatosa start learning		inflammation of the eyelinds and glands
Tarsitis start learning		inflammation of the eyelinds and glands
Meibomianitis start learning		inflammation of the eyelinds and glands
Chalazion start learning		localized, sterile inflammation(lipogranuloma) od a retained meibomian gland secretion or Zeiss/Moll glands; painless swelling
Hordeolum start learning		localized infection (abscess) in one or more sebaceous glands of the lid margin (staphylococc.)
Scrolled third eyelid start learning		it refers to rolling out of margin of the membrane due to abnormal curvature of the vertical portion of t-shape cartilage
dacryocystitis start learning		is an inflammation within the lacrimal sac and nasolacrimal duct
xerosis start learning		abnormal dryness in eye

SURGERY - eyelids and cilia

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