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Ethnic Characteristics of Eyelashes: A Comparative Analysis in Asian and Caucasian Females
British Journal of Dermatology, 2006 BACKGROUND: Despite similar biochemical composition of human hair between races, physico-morphological characteristics are not identical in different ethnic groups.
Kyu Han Kim, Jung-Im Na, Won Sang Park
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Klinische Monatsblätter für Augenheilkunde, 2005
Intraocular cilia after penetrating injuries or surgery causing acute or subclinical inflammation are a well-known problem. In a healthy young patient with acute intraocular inflammation but no history of trauma the diagnosis may be missed initially.A young farmer presented with severe eye pain, scleritis and a circumscribed chorioretinal and vitreous ...
Wirth MG, Helbig H
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Intraocular cilia after penetrating injuries or surgery causing acute or subclinical inflammation are a well-known problem. In a healthy young patient with acute intraocular inflammation but no history of trauma the diagnosis may be missed initially.A young farmer presented with severe eye pain, scleritis and a circumscribed chorioretinal and vitreous ...
Wirth MG, Helbig H
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American journal of optometry and physiological optic, 1980
Abstract Ingrown eyelashes are an interesting finding closely related to ingrown hairs of the body. This phenomenon is fairly uncommon and is sparsely referred to in the ophthalmic literature. The condition can produce patient complaints, and therefore deserves optometric recognition.
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Abstract Ingrown eyelashes are an interesting finding closely related to ingrown hairs of the body. This phenomenon is fairly uncommon and is sparsely referred to in the ophthalmic literature. The condition can produce patient complaints, and therefore deserves optometric recognition.
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Archives of Dermatology, 1960
In the past two years, I have seen four individuals with alopecia of the eyelashes. In only one of these cases did the alopecia involve any other area. Inasmuch as alopecia limited to the eyelashes must be uncommon, I thought it worth while to publish this report. Case 1.— A woman, age 21, a secretary, had never noticed any other hair loss.
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In the past two years, I have seen four individuals with alopecia of the eyelashes. In only one of these cases did the alopecia involve any other area. Inasmuch as alopecia limited to the eyelashes must be uncommon, I thought it worth while to publish this report. Case 1.— A woman, age 21, a secretary, had never noticed any other hair loss.
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Unilateral Poliosis of Eyelashes
Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 2016A 68-year-old man presented with significant, asymptomatic, unilateral eyelash poliosis, not associated with any ophthalmic or systemic conditions. He reported that this started about 40 years ago with a few lashes in the central portion of his eyelid and that adjacent eyelashes subsequently became involved over the next 4 to 5 days.
Gabriel, Vainstein, Arie Y, Nemet
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Angiosomes, Clefts, and Eyelashes
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2004An 18-month-old boy presented with a clump of cilia ec-topically placed on the right upper eyelid. The lesion hadbeen present from birth and had remained asymptomatic.There was no family history of similar lesions. The child’sparents wished for the lesion to be removed for cosmeticreasons.
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1919
To the Editor: —I note inThe Journal, January 25, p. 275, the report of "A Unique Eye Case," an eyelash being found lodged in the canaliculus. I have had at least two similar cases. In each, there was experienced sudden irritation of the eye, and inspection revealed a lash partly protruding from the canaliculus.
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To the Editor: —I note inThe Journal, January 25, p. 275, the report of "A Unique Eye Case," an eyelash being found lodged in the canaliculus. I have had at least two similar cases. In each, there was experienced sudden irritation of the eye, and inspection revealed a lash partly protruding from the canaliculus.
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Archives of Dermatology and Syphilology, 1935
The Journal of the American Medical Association 1 has within the past year published various clinical reports and made editorial comment on the ill effects of the use of certain eyelash and eyebrow dyes. For the most part, paraphenylenediamine or a related chemical has been thought to be the cause of these ill effects.
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The Journal of the American Medical Association 1 has within the past year published various clinical reports and made editorial comment on the ill effects of the use of certain eyelash and eyebrow dyes. For the most part, paraphenylenediamine or a related chemical has been thought to be the cause of these ill effects.
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