1. To improve breast ptosis, relaxation and beautifying the chest.

2. Objective To investigate the surgery to treat severe ptosis.

3. To determine the factors causing diplopia and ptosis after cataract extraction.

4. There was slight ptosis of the left eye, with no nystagmus(Sentence dictionary), and no dysmetria on finger-to-nose or heel-to-shin testing.

5. Objective To summarize the experience of treating ptosis ofeyelid and improve the efficacy of clinical treatment.

6. Conclusion Congenital ptosis can be effectively treated by maximum shortening of upper eyelid levator muscle.

7. The procedure is usually performed to correct the ptosis of the eyebrow and lateral canthus, to eliminate the temporal and glabellar wrinkles as well etc.

8. Finally, the application of the anatomy in the ptosis surgery is discussed.

9. Conclusions A simplified technique of ptosis repair using the anterior approach is an effective and safe procedure for correcting aponeurotic ptosis.

10. Methods Surgeries were performed on 26 eyes in 22 cases with aponeurotic ptosis, and preoperative examinations and surgical findings were observed and analysized.

11. Objective To screen mutations in the forkhead transcriptional factor 2 gene (FOXL2) in six Chinese families with blepharophimosis, ptosis, and epicanthus inversus syndrome(BPES).

12. Objective: To provide anatomy information for the treatment of serious ptosis with the complex tissue flap of frontalis and frontalis aponeuroses.

13. We report a 45 - year - old female patient with ptosis, diplopia, anisocoria and restricted eye movements.

14. There happened no complications such as cerebral herniation, subcutaneous fluid accumulation, cerebral-spinal fluid leak, wound infection and the temporalis muscle ptosis.

15. Myasthenia Gravis is caused by an acetylcholine receptor deficiency at the neuromuscular junction. Ptosis may be an early and prominent sign of the disease.

16. Objective To report the experience in treatment of cerebellar ptosis following craniovertebral decompression for Chiari malformation with syringomyelia.

17. To sum up the etiology, manifestations, diagnosis and surgical techniques of ptosis.

18. Methods The combined surgery of "V-Y" plasty, canthoplasty and correction of ptosis was performed on 26 eyes of 13 cases.

19. The early operation in children con - genital complete ptosis will be necessary.

20. Conclusion: The modified block technique is ideal surgery for the correction of breast ptosis.

21. Conclusion: Surgical method of mammoplasty for macromastia should accord with the degree of mammaria ptosis and dermatochalasia, as well as mammaria sizes.

22. Methods We performed anterior approach aponeurotic repair to treatment the aponeurotic ptosis on 18 cases(32 eyes)and follow-up at least for 3 months.

23. Conclusion: The operation of uplifting the upper eyelid aponeurosis is suitable for the management of mild and moderate innateness ptosis.

24. Objective To observe the effects of superioris muscle on treating moderate and severe congenital ptosis.

25. Objective According to the clinical findings and pathologic changes of aponeurotic ptosis, to explore its effective surgical procedures.

26. There are both inside and outside the double eyelid, eyeball out prominent Obviously, the upper eyelid ptosis or eye Anetoderma obvious.

27. Conclusion The lack of frontalis muscle support, and the appearance of lateral buddle of orbicularis oculi muscle are one of the factors for lateral brow ptosis.

28. Conclusion Expansive posterior fossa cranioplasty is effective in treating cerebellar ptosis following Craniovertebral decompression for Chiari malformation with syringomyelia.

29. Objective To report the experience in the treatment of Cerebellar ptosis following Craniovertebral decompression for Chiari malformation with syringomyelia.

30. In the operation of moderate or advanced congenital single blepharoptosis, we found that the opposite upper lid position often appeared slightly ptotic or the original ptosis worsened.

31. The pathological changes were paralysis of pelvic floor muscles, ptosis ofpelvic floor and anus laxation.

32. Results The Baihe Dihuang decoction can obviously oppose the situations that reserpine induced, including ptosis, akinesia and body temperature drops. Also it can increase the content of mouse's 5?

33. Methods Tackking operation and upper lid blepharoplasty were performed on 50 eyes in 32 cases with aponeurotic ptosis, and after surgical followed up for 1-5year,(http://) average on three years.

34. Conclusions Homologous dura material is a good kind of material to correct children ? ? s severe congenital ptosis.

35. Objective To discuss the correction method for severe eyelid ptosis combined with epicanthus.

36. Because the small eye syndrome after both natural wide palpebral fissure, epicanthus harsh, and often widened inner canthal distance mergers and ptosis, so surgery will take several times to stop.

37. Objective:It is to correct the aging face and functional deformities caused by senile blepharochalasis and ptosis of eyebrow.

38. Results:That the Muscular strength, ptosis quantity and muscle rectus superior oculi function must be measured in order to choice the most suitable operation type and quantity.

39. Results The clinical features included ptosis, dysphagia, dysarthria and the limb weakness or amyotrophy.

40. Results It can effectively improve the ptosis slack tissue of middle face, reduce the depth of nasolabial fold.

41. Objective To investigate a kind of a new surgical way in ptosis.

42. Operations were performed for their eyelid mass because of eyelid contour distortion and mechanical ptosis.

43. Objective To introduce the aponeurotic ptosis and its surgical correcting efficacy.

44. Objective To investigate the early changes of tear film in congenital ptosis after surgical correction.

45. Objective To investigate the clinical value of frontalis suspension with allogeneic dura mater in the treatment of children complete ptosis.

46. Signs include enophthalmos (sunken eye), miosis (small pupil), elevated third eyelid, and ptosis (drooping of the upper eyelid).

47. No signs of iritis, ptosis, or ocular movement limits were found.