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trachoma infection may
cause trichiasis.
Posterior misdirection of
normal lashes most
frequently affects the
lower lid.
Trichiasis in dogs is hair from the...
- with
buckling of the lid (tarsus) so the
lashes rub
against the eye (
trichiasis). This can lead to
corneal opacities and
scarring and then to blindness...
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citation needed] It is an
asymptomatic condition that can, rarely, lead to
trichiasis,
which requires surgery. It
mostly affects the
lower lid, and is characterized...
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removal Laser hair
removal Intense pulsed light Michel CE (Oct 1875). "
Trichiasis and distichiasis; with an
improved method for
radical treatment". St....
- may
exhibit alopecia areata of
eyelashes and/or
growth misdirection,
trichiasis.
Other signs may
include telangiectasia on the
anterior eyelid, collarettes...
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facial nerve paralysis or exophthalmos. Entropion,
severe dry eye and
trichiasis (inturning of eyelashes) may
cause ulceration of the
peripheral cornea...
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Contact lens-related
disorder such as
toxicity or
tight lens
syndrome Trichiasis Entropion or
ectropion Floppy eyelid syndrome Chemotherapy i.e. cytosine...
- an ostrich,
Saltpeter from
upper Egypt, Sulfur, and
honey to the eyes.
Trichiasis:
Combine Myrrh, Lizard's blood, Bat's
Blood and then tear out the Hairs...
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intense pain and
corneal ulcers.
Treatment is
surgery or cryotherapy.
Trichiasis Lymphedema distichiasis Brooks,
Dennis E. (2005). "Ophthalmic Examination...
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Habtamu E, Ho D,
Gower EW (November 2015). "Interventions for
trachoma trichiasis". The
Cochrane Database of
Systematic Reviews. 11 (11): CD004008. doi:10...
