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Rapid water drainage on human eyelashes of a hydrophobic Brachistochrone fiber array. [PDF]
Numerous organisms exploit asymmetrical capillary forces generated by unique fiber or asymmetrical tapered structures to rapidly eliminate undesired liquid for survival in moist or rainy habitats. Human eyelashes, the primary protector of eyes, use a yet-
Zhou S +8 more
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Case report: Head lice in the eyelashes
Purpose: Head lice infection of the eyelashes and adjacent eyelids is extremely rare. In this case report we present a child with head lice infection of the eyelashes.
Tingyu Qin +4 more
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Phacoanaphylactic uveitis and traumatic cataract from artificial eyelashes in the anterior chamber: a case report [PDF]
Purpose: To report a case on artificial eyelashes in the anterior chamber from penetrating trauma. Case presentation: 44-year-old female without previous ophthalmologic history presented with a visual acuity of 20/125 in the left eye.
Walter Thomas Moore +3 more
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Hypothyroidism, eyelash loss [PDF]
Hiroki, Matsuura, Yu, Suganami
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Background: Intraocular foreign bodies pose a significant clinical challenge. The occurrence of an eyelash within the anterior chamber is infrequent, as illustrated by this case.
Mohsen Pourazizi +2 more
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Eyelash transplantation for the treatment of vitiligo associated eyelash leucotrichia
Eyelash leucotrichia is cosmetically disfiguring condition and remains a therapeutic challenge in successful management of vitiligo.To study the efficacy of eyelash transplantation in management of eyelash leucotrichia associated with vitiligo.Fifteen patients with eyelash leucotrichia were treated with follicular unit transplantation.
Chatterjee, Manas +3 more
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Eyelash Impalement of Iris After Uncomplicated Cataract Surgery. [PDF]
Gan JY, Lin MM.
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The international biological program/human adaptability studies among the Skolt Sami in Finland (1966–1970) [PDF]
Background: The population is increasingly lighter pigmented moving in a northward direction in Europe until reaching the Arctic Circle, where the Samis (Lapps) are clearly more pigmented.
Henrik Forsius +2 more
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