Multiple Radial Midpupil Lid Distances: A Simple Method for Lid Contour Analysis

Analysis of Lid Contour in Thyroid Eye Disease With Upper and Lower Eyelid Retraction Using Multiple Radial Midpupil Lid Distances

“…Recently, a method for analyzing eyelid contour using digital photography instead of the traditional handheld ruler has been increasingly used. 3,10,11 The method suggested by Milbratz et al 3 provides a new direction for conveniently comparing eyelid contour. Many methods for measuring multiple radial MPLD have been reported.…”

“…This study analyzes the upper and lower eyelid contours of normal adults and patients with TED using a software program that measures multiple radial midpupil lid distance (MPLD). 3 …”

Pre- and Postoperative Quantitative Analysis of Contour Abnormalities in Graves Upper Eyelid Retraction

“…12 It is agreed that some patients sought treatment for preoperative contour anomalies. The method used is an extension of the time-honored measurement of the eyelid margin height at the noon position.…”

“…All techniques published to correct upper eyelid retraction are minor variations of weakening of the levator palpebrae superioris (LPS) and Müller's muscle. In the present study, a new method was used to measure eyelid contour 12 to analyze the shape of the upper eyelid in a series of patients with Graves orbitopathy who had undergone surgery for eyelid retraction correction. Although well-known in the oculoplastic literature, 5,11 these contour abnormalities have never been analyzed in a quantitative manner.…”

Comparação do teste de fenilefrina a 10% com o teste do levantamento manual da pálpebra ptótica em pacientes portadores de ptose palpebral involucional

“…Alguns autores descrevem o uso da DMR1, analisando o contorno palpebral e também as diferentes posições do olhar 112,113 . Nesta pesquisa, utilizou-se como parâmetro a DMR1 em PPO, que permitiu uma análise mais objetiva, por ser mais fácil a observação do reflexo pupilar em lugar de seu centro na prática diária e por ser amplamente utilizada na semiologia habitual da ptose palpebral.…”