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1 dermatochalasis (moderate and severe sagging eyelids).

2 lar complications following ESB to the lower eyelid.

3 th 1 mL of BAK 0.25% in the OOM of the upper eyelid.

4 rimary and secondary lymphomas affecting the eyelid.

5 ior palpebral conjunctiva of her right lower eyelid.

6 as placed across the cornea, above the lower eyelid.

7 were usually multiple and involved the upper eyelid.

8 ry of progressive swelling in the left upper eyelid.

9 skin epidermal differentiation including the eyelids.

10 regulated in sebaceous cell carcinoma of the eyelids.

11 se visual stimuli are administered on closed eyelids.

12 aging are involved in the origin of sagging eyelids.

13 ults in the formation of the upper and lower eyelids.

14 glands, specialized sebaceous glands of the eyelids.

15 of these cases the disease is limited to the eyelids.

16 free SGs such as the Meibomian glands in the eyelids.

17 hogenesis of sebaceous cell carcinoma of the eyelids.

18 iris (21/31, 68%), conjunctiva (6/31, 19%), eyelid (2/31, 6%), choroid (2/31, 6%), and orbit (1/31,

19 ess was achieved with a small incision in 14 eyelids (66.7%) and with a standard incision in 18 eyeli

20 the sclera (92%), iris (17%), choroid (12%), eyelid (8%), and temporal fossa (1%).

21 s (66.7%) and with a standard incision in 18 eyelids (81.8%; P = .04).

22 ess was achieved with a small incision in 18 eyelids (94.7%) and a standard incision in 20 eyelids (9

23 yelids (94.7%) and a standard incision in 20 eyelids (95.2%; P = .91).

24 -like conditions such as midface hypoplasia, eyelid abnormalities and female subfertility.

25 Structural eyelid abnormalities, neoplasms of the ocular surface an

26 ollowed by orbital floor fracture (9.6%) and eyelid abscess (6.0%).

27 and humor disorders; optic nerve damage; and eyelid affections.

28 Spry mutant eyelids also showed disruptions in epithelial mesenchyma

29 Spry mutant eyelids also showed increased Wnt signaling and reduced

30 latta) manifested swelling of the left upper eyelid and conjunctiva and a decline in clinical conditi

31 A total of 62 patients with normal eyelid and corneal anatomy were prospectively recruited

32 ed chronic, noninflammatory, painless medial eyelid and eyelid margin fluctuant swelling after earlie

33 inflammation, symptomatic irritation of the eyelid and globes, as well as decreased visual acuity ha

34 By contrasting the responses of eyelid and non-eyelid PCs and by contrasting the respons

35 st is essential, especially in screening for eyelid and ocular surface tumors.

36 n was classified as isolated eyelid (n = 6), eyelid and orbit (n = 7), orbit and temporal region (n =

37 the ectopic formation of goblet cells in the eyelid and peripheral cornea in adult mice.

38 receptors in sebaceous cell carcinoma of the eyelid and try to estimate their influence on its pathoe

39 The patient presented with swollen eyelid and wheezing following combined intake of orange

40 n our series, 19 patients had lesions in the eyelids and 2 in the eyebrows.

41 epithelial cells that differentiate as inner eyelids and adjacent mesenchymal cells express Spry1 and

42 ococcus species, which was isolated from the eyelids and ocular annexes at the time of wound closure.

43 which includes double eversion of the upper eyelids and sweeping of the fornices with cotton buds, a

44 pecific clinical features of lymphoma of the eyelid, and their effect on patient outcome.

45 opical corticosteroids to certain zones like eyelids, and about applying too much corticosteroid.

46 ning known genetic disorders that affect the eyelids are considered less likely to be encountered by

47 ic cup periphery, and closure defects of the eyelid, as well as defective corneal morphogenesis.

48 sebaceoma and an adenoma) and as controls on eyelid basal cell carcinomas, eyelid squamous cell carci

49 RI, electrophysiology, and the monitoring of eyelid behavior to demonstrate an approach for tracking

50 opterygium in 1 (4%), dry eye in 1 (4%), and eyelid blepharoptosis in 1 (4%).

51 tee on Cancer, 7th edition, TNM criteria for eyelid carcinoma and MCC.

52 The eyelid carcinoma TNM stages were T2aN0M0 for 5 patients,

53 ittee on Cancer 7th edition TNM criteria for eyelid carcinoma.

54 tival papillary reaction, without corneal or eyelid changes and mild bulbar conjunctival hyperaemia i

55 ted or ameliorated by tarsorrhaphy (suturing eyelids closed), a clinical procedure commonly used to p

56 ithelial Spry1 and Spry2 redundantly promote eyelid closure by (a) stimulating ERK-independent, c-Jun

57 1P3, are collectively essential mediators of eyelid closure during murine development.

58 e that includes lubricating drops or gel and eyelid closure for patients receiving continuous infusio

59 the aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AHR), blocked eyelid closure in genetic mutants in which MAP3K1 signal

60 Mouse embryonic eyelid closure is a well defined model to study the gene

61 Studying eyelid closure, we explore a case where an epithelium lo

62 show that Spry1 and Spry2 are necessary for eyelid closure.

63 hymal cells express Spry1 and Spry2 prior to eyelid closure.

64 of the lesion was decided as it caused poor eyelid closure.

65 late this essential signaling pathway during eyelid closure.

66 factors previously shown to be necessary for eyelid closure.

67 esponse elicited by an aversive US, not just eyelid closure; 3) identified the essential circuit and

68 Observing spontaneous eyelid closures following sleep deprivation permits noni

69 In subcortical structures, eyelid closures were associated with increased connectiv

70 During periods of low arousal dominated by eyelid closures, sliding-window correlation analysis unc

71 entified the entire essential circuit, using eyelid conditioning as the model system, and used revers

72 its trained with a forebrain-dependent trace eyelid conditioning procedure.

73 Pavlovian eyelid conditioning, because of how directly it engages

74 Recent studies suggest that trace eyelid conditioning, which involves a temporal gap betwe

75 The eyelid, conjunctiva, and orbital JXG were treated with e

76 ary DLBCL of the eye or retina (PVRL) or the eyelid, conjunctiva, choroid, ciliary body, lacrimal gla

77 Male patients aged >/=50 years with normal eyelid, conjunctival, and corneal anatomy were recruited

78 Lymphoma of the eyelid consists mainly of the lymphoma subtypes EMZL, FL

79 igates predictors of postoperative TT (PTT), eyelid contour abnormalities (ECAs), and granuloma in th

80 The TT clamp decreased the risk of mild eyelid contour abnormalities compared with standard BLTR

81 tection against granuloma formation and some eyelid contour abnormalities, but it does not reduce pos

82 All patients had normal eyelid, corneal, and conjunctival anatomy.

83 eported linear dysphotopsia despite complete eyelid coverage of the iridotomy.

84 ypertelorism (68%), ptosis (56%), high upper eyelid crease (64%), lower eyelid retraction (60%), abno

85 esponses and the kinematic properties of the eyelid CRs.

86 repair of a moderate or large full-thickness eyelid defect during the study period.

87 repair of moderate and large full-thickness eyelid defects between October 2008 and November 2010.

88 closure of moderate and large full-thickness eyelid defects.

89 t manner, plays a critical role in mammalian eyelid development and closure, with subsequent impact o

90 ur or five generations resulted in defective eyelid development by day E15.5, at which time EGR1 was

91 biological processes, but its involvement in eyelid development has not been reported.

92 ) mice on the C57BL/6 background have normal eyelid development, but back-crossing to BALB/c backgrou

93 ng either receptor has no apparent effect on eyelid development, but double-null embryos are born wit

94 g components that are essential mediators of eyelid development.

95 ith MCC of the eyelid present with localized eyelid disease of T category T2 (eyelid TNM)/T1 (Merkel

96 Periocular sequelae included lower eyelid ectropion (6 malignancies), dry eye and/or exposu

97 nd persistent improvement of bilateral lower eyelid ectropion without adverse effects.

98 previously enucleated eye, as well as lower eyelid ectropion, resulting in displacement and loss of

99 ), the main complications included transient eyelid edema (5%), blepharoptosis (5%), and forehead hyp

100 apple, he experienced coughing, nasal drop, eyelid edema, and conjunctival injection.

101 cases), eyelid margin nodule (1 case), lower eyelid elevation of 1 mm (1 case), and mild resolving me

102 Additionally, one patient had upper eyelid entropion, one had anophthalmic socket syndrome,

103 Across 234 biopsies of sun-exposed eyelid epidermis from four individuals, the burden of so

104 results of a recent deep sequencing study of eyelid epidermis, we show that the quantitative analysis

105 evelop from the prospective conjunctival and eyelid epithelia and produce secretions that lubricate a

106 m, in concert with the epidermal keratinized eyelid epithelium, function together to maintain eye hea

107 Jun phosphorylation in Map3k1(+/-) embryonic eyelid epithelium, suggesting that dioxin-induced AHR pa

108 ive mesenchymal cells and loss of Shh in the eyelid epithelium.

109 Upon eyelid eversion, the 2 lamellae move as a unit and the p

110 he application of XPL to the herniated lower eyelid fat pads of 12 subjects resulted in an average 2-

111 options, such as semicircular flap or shared eyelid flap procedures.

112 or required further surgery on the operated eyelid for any reason during the study period.

113 Defective eyelid formation correlated with profound ocular anomali

114 In these studies, eyelids from normal young and old mice or mice exposed t

115 res while supine, sitting, and standing, and eyelid function and pupillary function testing, was comp

116 s of both the noneverted control and everted eyelid groups were similar.

117 Dermatochalasis was defined as the eyelid hanging over the eyelashes.

118 number of inherited diseases that affect the eyelids has been elucidated over the last two decades.

119 Outcome measures included lower eyelid height (measured from the corneal light reflex to

120 pared with genetic diseases which affect the eyelids, hereditary disorders that affect the lacrimal s

121 Capillary hemangiomas involved the upper eyelid in 10 cases and the lower eyelid in 4 cases.

122 s (42.9%), orbit in 38 patients (60.3%), and eyelid in 3 patients (4.8%).

123 d the upper eyelid in 10 cases and the lower eyelid in 4 cases.

124 ees performed surgery on a total of 88 (35%) eyelids in 60 patients (35%).

125 ransplantation (AMT) applied to the eyes and eyelids in the acute phase of SJS can prevent the devast

126 ant and independent risk factors for sagging eyelids included age, male sex, lighter skin color, and

127 All patients with eyelid infantile capillary hemangiomas at risk of develo

128 onths of treatment with oral propranolol for eyelid infantile capillary hemangiomas led to complete r

129 Of 17 patients with eyelid infantile capillary hemangiomas, 3 were excluded

130 ering boundary lubricant at the human cornea-eyelid interface.

131 The fetal development of the mammalian eyelid involves the expansion of the epithelium over the

132 by 1 or more developmental anomalies of the eyelids (involving the position, opening, and closure) a

133 Sebaceous cell carcinoma of the eyelid is a malignant tumor.

134 The eyelid lamellae and tarsal attachments of the levator ap

135 Eyelid laxity and ocular surface disease were assessed o

136 MGD in 58%, lagophthalmos in 80%, and eyelid laxity in 46% were observed.

137 tion between OSA and quantitative markers of eyelid laxity or secondary ocular surface disease in a s

138 ion was observed between OSA severity and an eyelid laxity score (regression coefficient, 0.85; 95% C

139 e and diabetes were associated with a higher eyelid laxity score.

140 ght polysomnography, quantitative markers of eyelid laxity were not associated with the presence or s

141 Blinking rate, lagophthalmos, eyelid laxity, MGD, Schirmer test, tear meniscus height,

142 ng variables or the technique of identifying eyelid laxity.

143 Eyelid lesion may be an initial manifestation of MF.

144 MCL, as well as MF, are frequently secondary eyelid lymphomas.

145 biopsy in accurate staging and treatment of eyelid malignancies.

146 Sixteen patients of biopsy-proven eyelid malignancy (7 squamous cell carcinomas [43.75%],

147 ncluded evidence of lacrimal hypersecretion, eyelid malposition, and punctal or canalicular abnormali

148 ith the slitlamp for malignant tumors of the eyelid margin (98% vs 92%) and conjunctiva (100% vs 88%)

149 ean [SD] age, 59 [21] years), a total of 166 eyelid margin and 129 conjunctival lesions were included

150 Cytokine expression in the eyelid margin and conjunctiva, and MMP-9 activity in tea

151 tor beta1 (TGF-beta1) levels as evaluated by eyelid margin and conjunctival impression cytology.

152 The eyelid margin and conjunctival samples were culture posi

153 Eyelid margin and conjunctival swabs were collected and

154 focal microscopy (IVCM) for the diagnosis of eyelid margin and conjunctival tumors.

155 Impression cytology of the lower eyelid margin and tarsal conjunctiva to measure cytokine

156 .14; 0.56-0.70; P = .02) in conjunctival and eyelid margin cells, respectively, of patients with MGD.

157 with cautery ablation and contouring of the eyelid margin component and surgical resection of the an

158 of bipolar and thermal cautery to ablate the eyelid margin component, skin excision for cutaneous les

159 noninflammatory, painless medial eyelid and eyelid margin fluctuant swelling after earlier trauma or

160 h vascularized, focally cystic, nonulcerated eyelid margin lesions.

161 sis (2 cases), pyogenic granuloma (2 cases), eyelid margin nodule (1 case), lower eyelid elevation of

162 Complications included eyelid margin notch (3 cases), persistent canthal dystop

163 9.81-13.24; P < .001), respectively, in the eyelid margin of patients with MGD.

164 A total of 278 consecutive patients with eyelid margin or conjunctival lesions were included.

165 The clinical diagnosis of conjunctival and eyelid margin tumors is challenging, and new noninvasive

166 The specificity for malignant eyelid margin tumors was higher for IVCM than for slitla

167 for malignant tumors of the conjunctiva and eyelid margin were calculated using clinical examination

168 d from the corneal light reflex to the lower eyelid margin, or marginal reflex distance-2 [MRD2]), re

169 rrelation between OSA and ocular surface and eyelid markers was calculated through bivariate linear r

170 To our knowledge, an isolated eyelid mass as an initial manifestation of MF has not be

171 The development of an isolated eyelid mass was an initial manifestation of MF in 1 of t

172 ignificantly reduced morbidity (motility and eyelid movement) and mortality measured over 10 d.

173 e a dense representation of the anticipatory eyelid movement.

174 ns (odds ratio: 8.68, P < 0.001) and eyeball/eyelid movements or sensations (odds ratio: 4.35, P = 0.

175 Eyelid movements were recorded with the magnetic search

176 rate that facilitation in the IpN drives the eyelid movements.

177 whose timing matched or preceded the learned eyelid movements.

178 tabilities arising from unnoticeable eye and eyelid movements.

179 archetypal photosensitive epilepsy syndrome, eyelid myoclonia with absences (P = 3.50 x 10(-4)).

180 eneralized photosensitive epilepsy syndrome, eyelid myoclonia with absences.

181 Fifteen patients with eyelid myoclonus with absences (EMA, Jeavons syndrome),

182 ofibroma location was classified as isolated eyelid (n = 6), eyelid and orbit (n = 7), orbit and temp

183 The lesions were more frequent on the eyelids (n = 53 [82%]), followed by the lacrimal gland (

184 Patients with divided eyelid nevi often present for surgical management becaus

185 Clinical records of 12 patients with divided eyelid nevus were reviewed with attention to presenting

186 tients, the disease solely was the result of eyelid occlusion of the visual axis.

187 6%) cases of which solely were the result of eyelid occlusion of the visual axis.

188 rom the marginal conjunctiva under the lower eyelid of anesthetized rabbits at various time points vi

189 Of 83 upper eyelids of 63 patients, surgery was performed using a sm

190 y E15.5, at which time EGR1 was expressed in eyelids of WT mice.

191 categorizing genetic diseases affecting the eyelids on rarity and whether the disease manifests itse

192 Mattering and adherence of the eyelids on waking, lack of itching, and absence of a his

193 We found that deletion of Dlgh-1 caused open eyelids, open neural tube, and misorientation of cochlea

194 essential blepharospasm (BEB) and apraxia of eyelid opening (ALO).

195 D95 increases rapidly following simultaneous eyelid opening (EO).

196 ing loss is also closed prematurely by early eyelid opening and extended by delayed eyelid opening.

197 Early eyelid opening closes the auditory cortex CPs precocious

198 In contrast, delayed eyelid opening extends the auditory cortex CPs by severa

199 reased after birth and peaked at the time of eyelid opening in mice, remaining stable after postnatal

200 g the influence of early, normal and delayed eyelid opening on hearing loss-induced changes to membra

201 disappearing from the cornea at the time of eyelid opening.

202 early eyelid opening and extended by delayed eyelid opening.

203 erior lamellar incision at the center of the eyelid (OR, 6.72; 95% CI, 1.55-29.04; P = 0.01) and ECA

204 Sagging eyelids, or dermatochalasis, are a frequent concern in o

205 Plexiform neurofibromas (PNs) involving the eyelid, orbit, periorbital, and facial structures (orbit

206 However, eyelid PC activity does not encode any single kinematic

207 test the quantitative relationships between eyelid PC responses and the kinematic properties of the

208 at there are differences in the magnitude of eyelid PC responses between larger-CR, smaller-CR, and n

209 We find that the timing of eyelid PC responses varies systematically with the timin

210 We tested this assertion by recording 184 eyelid PCs and 240 non-eyelid PCs during the expression

211 contrasting the responses of eyelid and non-eyelid PCs and by contrasting the responses of eyelid PC

212 hypothesis that learning-related changes in eyelid PCs contribute to the learning and adaptive timin

213 tion by recording 184 eyelid PCs and 240 non-eyelid PCs during the expression of conditioned eyelid r

214 elid PCs and by contrasting the responses of eyelid PCs under conditions that produce differently tim

215 phs annotated with automated measurements of eyelid position could provide objective, accurate, and r

216 of the orbicularis oculi muscle and/or from eyelid position recorded with the search coil technique.

217 Secondary outcome measures included eyelid position, laser parameters, and any intraoperativ

218 The majority of patients with MCC of the eyelid present with localized eyelid disease of T catego

219 ingdom and Australia with primary MCC of the eyelid presenting at a median age of 77 years, with medi

220 n children who were diagnosed with childhood eyelid ptosis as residents of Olmsted County, Minnesota,

221 s possible, the simultaneous onset of OT and eyelid ptosis at a much younger age than usually observe

222 ular morbidity, including the need for major eyelid reconstruction, globe loss, and disfiguring surge

223 It can offer an alternate graft for eyelid reconstruction.

224 lymph node surveillance for all MCCs of the eyelid, regardless of T category or size.

225 rature on Merkel cell carcinoma (MCC) of the eyelid remains scarce, and there has yet to be a study u

226 lid PCs during the expression of conditioned eyelid responses (CRs) in well trained rabbits.

227 latory properties characterizing conditioned eyelid responses in rabbits, but are probably involved i

228 Reflex and conditioned eyelid responses presented a dominant oscillatory freque

229 s, controlling the release of newly acquired eyelid responses until advanced stages of the acquisitio

230 and prevented the acquisition of conditioned eyelid responses.

231 e adaptively timed expression of conditioned eyelid responses.

232 correlated with the amplitude of conditioned eyelid responses.

233 ei and encoded the kinematics of conditioned eyelid responses.

234 (56%), high upper eyelid crease (64%), lower eyelid retraction (60%), abnormal upward slanting palpeb

235 inding may be the onset of lagophthalmos and eyelid retraction in patients with chronic BAK exposure.

236 with Graves ophthalmopathy undergoing lower eyelid retraction surgery using decellularized porcine-d

237 aves patients and 37 eyelids underwent lower eyelid retraction surgery using decellularized porcine-d

238 Upper eyelid sagging was graded in 4 categories of severity us

239 A total of 254 cases of eyelid SCC from 254 patients (median age, 73 years; rang

240 Sixteen cases of eyelid sebaceous gland carcinoma who received tumor exci

241 The rabbits were then sacrificed and the eyelids sent for histological analysis.

242 Sagging eyelid severity levels, ranging from 1 (normal control)

243 Spry mutant eyelids show increased proliferation of conjunctival epi

244 mal cells at the leading edge of Spry-mutant eyelids showed reduced c-Jun, but not ERK, phosphorylati

245 Symptoms of diplopia, abnormal eyelid signs (retraction, ptosis, absent crease), ocular

246 Similar data from eyelid skin and peritoneal and uterine lavage fluid prov

247 up, epiphora occurred in 24 versus five, and eyelid skin inflammation occurred in seven versus none.

248 most commonly involved ocular tissue is the eyelid skin, but intraocular involvement can be seen in

249 in the canthal region, followed by the upper eyelid skin.

250 rized porcine-derived membrane bioengineered eyelid spacer grafts from 2008 through 2011.

251 as controls on eyelid basal cell carcinomas, eyelid squamous cell carcinomas, conjunctival squamous d

252 reen group were younger (P = .004), had more eyelid surgeries (P = .007), experienced higher rates of

253 dication for surgery, previous ptosis and/or eyelid surgeries and trauma histories, preoperative and

254 highest rate of antibiotic prescriptions for eyelid surgery (41.7%) and the United Kingdom had the lo

255 highest rate of antibiotic prescriptions for eyelid surgery (83.3%) and Chile had the lowest rate (0%

256 between groups regarding need for additional eyelid surgery (P = 0.30).

257 nd its occurrence in association with recent eyelid surgery - which has never been reported.

258 iocular malignancies and 3 patients required eyelid surgery for facial malignancies outside the perio

259 Eyelid surgery is done to correct trachomatous trichiasi

260 The literature regarding antibiotic use for eyelid surgery is lacking.

261 ocular NMSC causing a complication requiring eyelid surgery were included.

262 l levator advancements) underwent concurrent eyelid surgery, such as blepharoplasty.

263 operative prophylactic antibiotics following eyelid surgery.

264 n fluctuant swelling after earlier trauma or eyelid surgery.

265 antibiotic prescribing practices for routine eyelid surgical procedures vary widely throughout the wo

266 ribing postoperative antibiotics for routine eyelid surgical procedures.

267 Findings included eyelid swelling and erythema, conjunctival chemosis, pai

268 the ages of 29 and 76 years with proptosis, eyelid swelling or a mass (10/14 cases), and periocular

269 Gradually progressive proptosis and eyelid swelling were the most common presenting features

270 individual symptoms of face, lip, tongue, or eyelid swelling).

271 adnexal involvement are variable and include eyelid swelling, ptosis, proptosis, and loss of vision.

272 There was no significant difference in eyelid symmetry (P = .55), mean anesthesia time (P = .14

273 reported on the relationship between floppy eyelid syndrome and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), the d

274 nea (OSA), the diagnostic criteria of floppy eyelid syndrome are often subjective and vague.

275 patient (0.5%) exhibited findings of floppy eyelid syndrome.

276 alities, neoplasms of the ocular surface and eyelids, tear film and tear production abnormalities, oc

277 pments of inherited diseases that affect the eyelids that a typical oculoplastic surgeon will encount

278 with intubation (transient or permanent) or eyelid tightening.

279 p the stent permanently; 34% (n = 22) had an eyelid-tightening procedure with 50% success, and 15% (n

280 ional nodes and distant locations was a T2a (eyelid TNM)/T1 (Merkel TNM) tumor measuring 8 mm.

281 h localized eyelid disease of T category T2 (eyelid TNM)/T1 (Merkel TNM).

282 Two patients with T3a (eyelid TNM)/T2 (Merkel TNM) tumors died of metastatic MC

283 eable of inherited disorders that affect the eyelids to aid in accurate diagnosis, counseling, and tr

284 , loss of the meibomian glands and recurrent eyelid trauma.

285 Patients with an advanced malignant eyelid tumor without clinically involved regional lymph

286 carcinoma (BCC) represents 90% of malignant eyelid tumors and is locally invasive and destructive, i

287 biopsy should be considered in patients with eyelid tumors at significant risk for metastasis who hav

288 e technique is safe and feasible in advanced eyelid tumors.

289 A total of 32 Graves patients and 37 eyelids underwent lower eyelid retraction surgery using

290 Eighteen patients (18 eyelids) underwent internal cantholysis for repair of a

291 cortex, from P11 onward, 3-4 days before the eyelids unseal.

292 nal elastic lamina, intimal hyperplasia, and eyelid vessel damage.

293 ining 8 specimens from 4 cadavers, the upper eyelid was everted.

294 The upper eyelid was observed to grade the extent of misalignment

295 Heritability of sagging eyelids was estimated to be 61% among 1052 twin pairs fr

296 rity, and scarring of the ocular surface and eyelids were assessed after follow-up of at least 3 mont

297 With every spontaneous blink-while eyelids were closed-the target was displaced laterally b

298 onversely, during periods when participants' eyelids were wide open, a second DCS was associated with

299 se on a specific body part (eg, face, hands, eyelids) were excluded.

300 reign body' retained beneath her right upper eyelid, which was noted to be a folded, discoloured band