- The
canthus (pl.: canthi,
palpebral commissures) is
either corner of the eye
where the
upper and
lower eyelids meet. More specifically, the
inner and outer...
- The
medial palpebral ligament (medial
canthal tendon) is a
ligament of the face. It
attaches to the
frontal process of the maxilla, the
lacrimal groove...
- In
snakes and amphibians, the canthus,
canthal ridge or
canthus rostralis, is the
angle between the flat
crown of the head and the side of the head between...
- In snakes, the
canthals are the
scales along the
upper surface of the
canthus rostralis. They are
located behind the
level of the prenasal/postnasal suture...
- dogs in the
Middle Ages.
Ocular conditions that can
occur include medial canthal pocket syndrome (breed
predisposition due to
shape of head),
corneal dystrophy...
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March 2010.
Jordan DR,
Belliveau MJ,
Brownstein S, et al. (2008). "Medial
canthal tophus".
Ophthal Plast Reconstr Surg. 24 (5): 403–404. doi:10.1097/IOP...
- rostral,
followed by two large,
quadrangular prefrontal scales (anterior
canthals) that may
contact each
other along the midline, or may be
separated by...
-
cartilage of the
nictitating membrane,
generalised demodicosis,
medial canthal pocket syndrome,
refractory corneal ulceration and XX **** reversal,: 153 ...
-
problem to
correct postoperatively is
canthal drift,
which can be
managed best by
carefully preserving the
canthal tendon attachments as much as possible...
-
checked for in men is "hunter eyes",
which refers to a neutral/positive
canthal tilt,
little to no
upper eyelid exposure and low-set eyebrows, resembling...
