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Infection, wound, 164
Inferior lid retractor disinsertion, 34 Inferior oblique muscle, 6, 10, 11f Inferior orbital fissure, 9f
Inferior rectus muscle, 6, 10, 11f Inferior turbinate, 16f Infraorbital foramen, 9f
Intercommissure distance, shortening of, 35f Interposition graft
for lower lid retraction, 54, 55f
for upper lid retraction, 114, 116f, 117f Intraoperative complications, 161-165. See
also Operative complications. Involutional entropion, 29, 34, 35f
repair of, 52, 53f
Involutional ptosis, 29, 34, 35f, 94. See also Eyelid ptosis.
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Lacrimal apparatus, 20, 21f
tear production in, 20-23. See also Tear(s). Lacrimal bone, 9f
Lacrimal drainage system, 12, 13f, 14, 15f, 16f
Lacrimal duct, 15f, 16f Lacrimal fossa, 9f Lacrimal gland, 8f, 9f, 16f
anatomy of, 20, 21f, 137 intraoperative injury of, 164 prolapse of, 20, 21f, 137, 138f
Lacrimal gland suspension, 137, 138f Lacrimal pump, 20, 22
Lacrimal puncta, 15f, 17f displacement of, 12, 13f
Lacrimal sac, 12, 13f, 14, 15f-17f Lagophthalmos
after ptosis correction, 94 preoperative evaluation of, 62 ptosis and, 94
Laser(s)
ablative, 154, 155-156 cooling devices for, 158, 159 nonablative, 154, 158-159 safety precautions for, 156
Laser resurfacing, 154-160 ablative, 154-157, 160
CO2 vs. erbium:YAG laser for, 155-156 intraoperative care in, 156-157 postoperative care in, 157 pretreatment in, 156
nonablative, 154-155, 157-160 candidate selection for, 158 dermal reaction in, 157-158 lasers for, 158-159 technique of, 158-159
Lashes, loss of, 164 Lateral canthal complex
transcutaneous approach to, 44, 45f upper eyelid approach to, 46, 47f, 48, 49f
Lateral canthal suspension procedures common canthoplasty, 46, 47f, 122,
123f
for cicatricial ectropion/entropion, 48-50, 48f-51f
Lateral canthal suspension procedures
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for ectropion, 36-46, 37f, 39f-43f, 45f, 47f for exophthalmos, 150
for involutional entropion, 52, 53f for scleral show, 52-54, 54f, 55f indications for, 46
interposition grafts in, 54, 55f pearls and pitfalls for, 56
tarsal strip, 37f, 38, 39f-43f, 44, 45f transcutaneous approach in, 44, 45f upper eyelid approach in, 46, 47f
with midface suspension, 48-50, 49f-51f, 122-135
Lateral canthal tendon, 4f, 7, 7f-9f, 18, 19f laxity of, 34, 35f, 120
tightening of. See also Lateral canthal suspension procedures.
lacrimal puncta displacement and, 12, 13f
Lateral canthus
as midface component, 120 inclination of, 23, 34, 35f
Lateral fat pad, 11f. See also Orbital fat. Lateral rectus muscle, 10, 11f
Lateral retinaculum, 4f, 18, 19f Lateral tarsal strip procedure
results of, 37f
technique of, 38, 39f-43f
Le Fort III procedure, for exophthalmos, 150, 152f, 153f
Levator advancement, 102-109 eyelid retraction after, 112 indications for, 98
results of, 107f-109f
technique of, 102-103, 104f-107f, 109f Levator aponeurosis, 3f-5f, 6, 7
dehiscence of, ptosis and, 92, 94
lateral horn of, insertion of, 7, 8f, 18, 19f supertarsal fixation of, 68, 70f
Levator palpebrae superioris muscle, 6-7, 7f, 10, 11f
functional evaluation of, 95, 96f, 97f Levator recession, for upper lid retraction,
114, 115f-117f Levator tuck
for ptosis
indications for, 98 technique of, 102
in upper lid blepharoplasty, 68, 70f Lid aperture, measurement of, 95, 97f Lid lag
after ptosis correction, 94 preoperative evaluation of, 62 ptosis and, 94
Limbal goblet cells, 20, 21f Lockwood‘s ligament, 4f, 7f, 18 Lower canaliculi, 15f-17f Lower eyelid
as midface component, 120 displacement of, 23, 25f
extrinsic distraction forces on, 23, 24f, 25f gross examination of, 28-29
homeostasis of, 23, 24f, 25f intrinsic support for, 23, 24f, 25f
normal position of, 6, 23, 24f, 25f, 28 relationship of to upper eyelid, 5f, 6
Lower eyelid (Continued) rhytidectomy in, 80, 81f snap back test for, 29, 36
transconjunctival approach to, 84-85, 86f transcutaneous approach to, 45f, 73-74, 75f
Lower eyelid blepharoplasty, 72-89 complications of, 161-165. See also
Operative complications. midface position and, 72 preoperative evaluation for, 72 transconjunctival, 80-89
advantages and disadvantages of, 73 indications for, 73, 80, 82f, 83f pearls and pitfalls for, 85
results of, 82f, 83f technique of, 84-85, 86f-89f
vs. transcutaneous approach, 72-73 transcutaneous, 72-78
advantages and disadvantages of, 72 cutaneous vs. myocutaneous flaps in,
72-73 indications for, 73
pearls and pitfalls for, 78 preoperative planning in, 72, 78 technique of, 73-74, 75f-77f, 79f
vs. transconjunctival approach, 72-73 with midface suspension, 132, 133f, 134f
Lower eyelid laxity. See also Eyelid malposition.
modified lateral tarsal strip procedure for, 38, 39f-43f
pinch test for, 36
snap back test for, 29, 36
tarsal tuck for, 44, 45f, 90-91, 91f Lower eyelid ptosis. See Eyelid malposition. Lower eyelid retraction, 33f, 34, 52-54, 54f,
55f. See also Eyelid malposition. evaluation of, 29, 33f
in Graves‘ disease, 146, 150, 151f-153f in zygomatic fractures, 146-147 pathophysiology of, 34
repair of, 52-54, 54f, 55f
Lower eyelid shortening, full-thickness, for lid laxity, 36
Lower eyelid–upper eyelid relationship, 5f, 6
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Malar eminence, position of, evaluation of, 29, 31f, 33f
Malar support evaluation of, 29, 31f inadequate, 33f
Marcus-Gunn jaw-winking phenomenon, 95 Maxilla bone, 9f
Medial canthal tendon, 12, 13f insertions of, 9f
Medial canthus
anatomy of, 12-14, 13f, 15f-17f, 18, 19f inclination of, 35f
Medial fat pad, 10, 11f. See also Orbital fat. Medial rectus muscle, 10, 11f
Meibomian glands, 2, 20 Mid face
age-related changes in, 120, 121f anatomy and physiology of, 120, 121f components of, 120
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Midface ptosis, 120, 121f |
Orbicularis oculi muscle (Continued) |
Pretarsal gold weight insertion, for upper lid |
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repair of. See Midface suspension. |
evaluation of, 94 |
retraction, 114, 118f |
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Midface suspension |
innervation of, 6 |
Pretarsal orbicularis oculi muscle, 12 |
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canthal approach in, 124 |
Orbital advancement, en bloc, for |
Pseudoptosis, 92 |
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complications of, 132 |
exophthalmos, 150, 152f, 153f |
in zygomatic displacement, 146-147 |
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direct (periocular) approach in, 128, 129f- |
Orbital bones, 9f |
Ptosis |
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Orbital decompression, for exophthalmos, |
eyebrow, 60, 136 |
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facelift incision in, 124, 125f, 127f |
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browlift for, 63f, 68, 70f, 136, 137- |
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facialplasty (preauricular) approach in, |
Orbital fat, 3f, 5f, 8f, 10, 11f |
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124, 125f, 127f, 132 |
excessive resection of, 164-165 |
Browlift. |
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for cicatricial ectropion/entropion, 48, 49f |
malposition of, ptosis and, 94 |
dermatochalasis and, 136-137 |
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general technical aspects of, 132 |
pseudoherniation of, 34, 35f |
direct temporal lift for, 142, 143f |
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indications for, 122 |
repositioning of, 44, 45f, 90-91, 91f |
upper lid blepharoplasty and, 63f, 68, |
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lower lid approach in, 132 |
underesection of, 165 |
70f |
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pearls and pitfalls for, 135 |
vs. brow fat pad, 136 |
lower lid. See Eyelid malposition. |
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results of, 131f, 133f, 134f |
Orbital fissures, 9f |
midface, 120, 121f |
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transeyelid approach in, 124 |
Orbital floor defects, in zygomatic fractures, |
repair of. See Midface suspension. |
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with blepharoplasty, 132, 133f, 134f |
146-147, 148f, 149f |
overcorrection of, eyelid retraction and, |
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with common canthoplasty, 122, 123f |
repair of, 147-148, 148f, 149f, 150 |
112-118, 113f. See also Upper eyelid |
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Modified lateral tarsal strip procedure |
Orbital hemorrhage, 20 |
retraction. |
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results of, 37f |
Orbital malar ligament |
upper lid, 92-111. See also Eyelid ptosis. |
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technique of, 37, 39f-43f |
anatomy of, 120 |
Pulsed dye lasers, 154-155, 157-160. See also |
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Müller‘s muscle, 3f, 5f, 6 |
laxity of, 120 |
Laser resurfacing. |
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Muscles. See Extraocular muscles and specific |
Orbital septum, 3f-5f, 8f, 11f, 18, 19f, 20, |
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blepharoplasty, 73 |
orbital fat and, 20 |
Retinoic acid cream, for laser resurfacing |
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Myopathic ptosis, 94-95 |
Orbital volume discrepancy |
patients, 156 |
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Myopia |
in enophthalmos, 146-148, 148f, 149f |
Retrobulbar hemorrhage, visual loss and, 161- |
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inadequate malar support and, 33f |
in exophthalmos, 150, 151f-153f |
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Rhytidectomy, lower lid, 80, 81f |
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Rhytids, laser resurfacing for, 154-160. See |
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Osteotomy, zygomatic |
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Neodymium:YAG lasers, 154-155, 157-160. |
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incisional, 164 |
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types of, 158-159 |
Palatal mucoperiosteum graft, in lower lid |
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Nlite laser, 159. See also Laser resurfacing. |
retraction, 54, 55f |
Schirmer test, 29, 31f |
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Nonablative lasers, 154-155, 157-160. See |
Palatine bone, 9f |
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Palpebral glands of Zeis and Moll, 20, 21f |
Scleral show, 33f, 34. See also Eyelid |
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malposition. |
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history in, 28 |
evaluation of, 29, 33f |
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pearls and pitfalls for, 32 |
pathophysiology of, 34 |
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Oculomotor nerve, aberrant regeneration of, |
physical examination in, 28-30 |
repair of, 52-54, 54f, 55f |
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Patient history, 28 |
with midface ptosis, 120, 121f |
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Operative anatomy, 2-26. See also specific |
Periosteal flaps, in lateral tarsal strip |
Senile entropion, 29, 34, 35f |
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procedure, 38, 42f-43f |
repair of, 52, 53f |
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pearls and pitfalls for, 26 |
Photodamage, laser resurfacing for, 154-160 |
Skin flaps, in lower lid blepharoplasty, 72-73 |
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Operative complications, 161-165 |
Physical examination, 28-30 |
Skin grafts, for cicatricial ectropion, 48, 49f |
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corneal injury, 162 |
pearls and pitfalls for, 32 |
SMAS muscle, 3f, 6 |
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dry eye, 164 |
Pinch test, 36 |
Smoothbeam laser, 159. See also Laser |
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extraocular muscle injury, 162 |
Platysma muscle, 3f, 6 |
resurfacing. |
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eyelid malposition, 163-164 |
Postorbicularis precapsulopalpebral fascial |
Snap back test, 29, 36 |
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globe perforation, 162 |
space, 5f |
Snellen test, 29, 31f |
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hemorrhage-related visual loss, 161-162 |
Preaponeurotic orbital fat, 3f, 5f, 8f, 20. See |
Spacer graft, in lower lid retraction, 54, 55f |
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incisional scarring, 164 |
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Sphenoid bone, 9f |
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infection, 164 |
malposition of, ptosis and, 94 |
Subconjunctival glands of Krause and |
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insufficient/excessive fat resection, 164-165 |
vs. brow fat pad, 136 |
Wolfring, 20, 21f |
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loss of lashes, 164 |
Precapsulopalpebral fat, 5f, 20 |
Sun damage, laser resurfacing for, 154-160. |
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wound dehiscence, 162-163 |
Preoperative evaluation. See Patient |
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Operative procedure, selection of, 32 |
evaluation. |
Sunscreens, for laser resurfacing patients, |
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Ophthalmic artery, 10 |
Preorbital orbicularis oculi muscle, 12 |
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Orbicularis oculi muscle, 2, 3f, 4f, 6, 12, 18, |
Preseptal orbicularis oculi muscle, 12, 18, |
Superior oblique muscle, 10, 11f |
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Superior orbital fissure, 9f |
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Superior rectus muscle, 10, 11f Superior sulcus deformity, 94 Supertarsal fixation, 68, 70f
Supraorbital neurovascular bundle, location of, 137
Supratrochlear neurovascular bundle, location of, 137
Surgical anatomy, 2-26. See also specific structures.
pearls and pitfalls for, 26
Surgical complications, 161-165. See also Operative complications.
Surgical procedure, selection of, 32
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Tarsal conjunctival müllerectomy eyelid retraction after, 112
indications for, 98 technique of, 99, 100f, 101f
Tarsal goblet cells, 20, 21f Tarsal plate, 2, 3f, 6, 8f
in lower eyelid support, 23
lateral canthal tendon and, 18, 19f
Tarsal tuck with fat repositioning, 44, 45f, 9091, 91f
Tarsorrhaphy, temporary
in enophthalmos repair, 147-148 in exophthalmos repair, 150
Tear film, 16f, 20 evaluation of, 30, 31f inadeqaute
after ptosis repair, 95 in ptosis, 98-99
refractive properties of, 20, 22 Tear trough deformity, iatrogenic, 165 Tear(s). See also under Lacrimal.
aqueous phase of, 20, 22 blinking cycle and, 16f, 22 constituents of, 20 distribution of, 22
drainage of, 12, 13f, 14, 15f, 16f, 22 evaporation of, 22
ptosis repair and, 98-99 homeostasis of, 22-23 layers of, 20
production of, 14, 16f, 20, 21f Schirmer test for, 29, 31f, 95
quality of, evaluation of, 29-30 Tetrafluoroethane spray, for nonablative
lasers, 158-159 Thyroid ophthalmopathy
exophthalmos in, 146, 150, 151f-153f
Thyroid ophthalmopathy (Continued)
upper lid retraction in, 112. See also Upper eyelid retraction.
Transconjunctival lower lid blepharoplasty, 80-89
indications for, 80, 82f, 83f pearls and pitfalls for, 85, 86f-89f results of, 82f, 83f
technique of, 84-85, 86f-89f Transcutaneous lower lid blepharoplasty, 72-
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advantages and disadvantages of, 72 cutaneous vs. myocutaneous flaps in, 72-73 indications for, 73
pearls and pitfalls for, 78 preoperative planning in, 72, 78 technique of, 73-74, 75f-77f, 79f
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Upper canaliculi, 15f-17f Upper eyelid
age-related differences in, 58, 59f, 61f baggy, 58, 59f, 61f
deep-set, 58, 59f
gross examination of, 28-29 maximal arch of, 28
normal position of, 6, 28, 94 normal variations in, 58, 59f racial differences in, 58, 59f, 61f
relationship of to lower eyelid, 5f, 6 superior sulcus deformity of, 94
Upper eyelid approach, to lateral canthal tendon and midface, 46, 47f, 48, 49f
Upper eyelid blepharoplasty, 58-70 brow fat pad debulking in, 137-138,
139f
browplasty/browpexy in, 137-138, 139f141f
complications of, 161-165 eyebrow position in, 60, 62, 63f eyebrow ptosis and, 63f, 68, 70f in Asians, 68
lacrimal gland suspension in, 137, 138f lid crease position in, 62, 63f, 68, 70f pearls and pitfalls for, 68
preoperative evaluation for, 58-62 preoperative planning in, 62, 63f, 66f technique of, 62-68, 64f-67f, 69f, 70f
Upper eyelid excursion, measurement of, 95, 96f, 97f
Upper eyelid fold, position of
in blepharoplasty, 62, 63f, 68, 70f
Upper eyelid fold, position of (Continued) normal, 94
racial differences in, 58, 59f, 61f supertarsal fixation and, 62, 63f, 68, 70f
Upper eyelid ptosis, 92-111. See also Eyelid ptosis.
Upper eyelid retraction, 112-118 after ptosis surgery, 112 contralateral, 113f
in Graves‘ disease, 112, 146, 150, 151f-153f interposition graft for, 114, 115f-117f postoperative, 163-164
weight insertion for, 114, 118f
Upper eyelid–lower eyelid relationship, 5f, 6
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Visual acuity testing, 29, 31f
Visual loss, due to retrobulbar hemorrhage, 161-162
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Weight insertion, for upper lid retraction, 114, 118f
Whitnall‘s ligament, 3f, 4f, 7, 7f-9f, 19f, 21f Whitnall‘s tubercle, 4f, 7, 9f, 18, 19f Wound care, after laser resurfacing, 157 Wound dehiscence, 162-163
Wound infection, 164 Wrinkles
laser resurfacing for, 154-160. See also Laser resurfacing.
lower lid rhytidectomy for, 80, 81f
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Xerophthalmia
after ptosis repair, 95 eyelid ptosis and, 98-99 postoperative, 164
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Zygomatic bone, 9f
Zygomatic fracture, enophthalmos and, 146147, 148f, 149f, 150
Zygomatic osteotomy
for enophthalmos, 146-148, 148f, 149f for exophthalmos, 150, 151f-153f
Zygomaticofacial foramen, 9f Zygomaticofrontal suture, 9f
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