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Traumatic Blepharoptosisary to head trauma can occur secondary to third nerve injury, superior orbital fissure syndrome, or traumatic facial nerve palsy. The prognosis and management of traumatic ptosis depends on the underlying mechanism of injury.

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Performance analysis and case studies,s, such as frontal balding and polychromatophilic cataracts in myotonic dystrophy. Myogenic ptosis can frequently be diagnosed via muscle biopsy or genetic testing. Ptosis surgery may be quite effective, although frontalis slings are often ultimately necessary due to the progressive nature of myopathic ptosis in many or most cases.

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