Canthal tendon tightening may be accomplished with lateral and medial canthoplasty techniques. The most commonly performed procedure for correction of horizontal laxity is the tarsal strip ...

In this test, one finger simulates lateral canthal fixation. If a second finger is necessary to further correct malposition of the central lid (Figure 3), then lateral canthoplasty alone may be ...

The lateral canthal tendon is split along the horizontal raphe without detachment of either limb from Whitnall’s tubercle, no bone is removed, ...

As lateral canthal tendon laxity is the primary problem in the majority of lax eyelids, the lateral tarsal strip (LTS), a procedure in which the lateral canthal tendon is tightened, is a well ...

Laterally, the orbital septum fuses with the lateral canthal tendon and attaches to the lateral orbital rim at Whitnall’s tubercle, located 4 - 5 mm behind the orbital rim.

The most common cause of ectropion is involution changes of the eyelid such as lateral canthal tendon laxity and lower eyelid retractor dehiscence. [1] The age of the patient and the fact that the ...

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