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In this aricle, highly esteemed and skilled consultant ophthalmologist, Mr Danny Morrison, reveals whether or not blocked tear ducts in children are a cause for concern.
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Ptosis: A droopy upper eyelid in children and adults
Ptosis, which refers to the drooping of an upper eyelid over the eye, is an ophthalmic condition that can be congenital or acquired in nature, and that can lead to loss of vision. Mr Danny Morrison, highly esteemed consultant ophthalmic surgeon, provides an expert insight into ptosis in children and adults, explaining causes, symptoms, treatment and more.
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