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Adam J. Cohen and David A. Weinberg
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Front matter
3-26
Part 1 / Introduction
3-4
Introduction
5-11
The History of Ptosis Surgery
13-26
Eyelid Anatomy and Physiology with Reference to Blepharoptosis
29-57
Part 2 / Approach to the Ptosis Patient
29-36
Risk Factor Assessment Prior to Ptosis Surgery
37-48
Ptosis: Nailing the Diagnosis and Considering the Differential Diagnosis
49-57
Preoperative Decision Making in Ptosis Surgery
61-151
Part 3 / Ptosis Subtypes
61-65
Pseudoptosis
67-72
Congenital Ptosis
73-78
Involutional Ptosis
79-106
Myogenic Ptosis
107-114
Myasthenia Gravis
115-128
Neurogenic Blepharoptosis
129-140
Traumatic Blepharoptosis
141-145
Anophthalmic Ptosis
147-151
Lash Ptosis
155-227
Part 4 / Treatment
155-161
The Nonsurgical Treatment of Ptosis
163-173
External Levator Resection
175-178
Minimal Dissection, Small Incision Ptosis Correction
179-187
Müller’s Muscle-Conjunctival Resection (Posterior Approach)
189-195
Open-Sky (Anterior Approach) Müller’s Muscle Resection for the Correction of Blepharoptosis
197-205
The Fasanella–Servat Procedure for Ptosis
207-215
Full-Thickness Eyelid Resection for Blepharoptosis Correction
217-227
Frontalis Suspension for the Correction of Blepharoptosis
231-301
Part 5 / Other Considerations
231-241
In-Office Surgery, Anesthesia, and Analgesia
243-248
Ethnic and Gender Considerations in Ptosis Surgery
249-251
Aesthetic Considerations for the Ptosis Surgeon
253-262
Challenging Ptosis Scenarios
263-268
Ptosis Surgery: Comparing Different Surgical Techniques
269-274
Ptosis Surgery Failure and Reoperation
275-287
Complications of Ptosis Repair: Prevention and Management
289-300
Commentary: Perspective of a Risk Manager: 12 Steps of a Successful Surgical Encounter
301
Conclusion
303-309
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