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PMC4163181_02
Picture showing the child with bilateral upper eyelid eversion and prolapsed chemotic conjunctiva
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There were marked chemosis bilaterally worst in the right (Figure 1).
Picture showing normal right globe
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Both eyes were double-everted using lid retractor in order to assess the conditions of the two eyeballs which were both found to be normal (Figure 2, Figure 3).
Picture showing normal left eyeball
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Both eyes were double-everted using lid retractor in order to assess the conditions of the two eyeballs which were both found to be normal (Figure 2, Figure 3).
Picture showing the child with perforated transparent catellar shield
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Perforated transparent catellar shield was applied over the eyes bilaterally to prevent trauma to the conjunctivae (Figure 4).
Picture showing left reverted upper eyelid and right resolving chemosis
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On the 3rd day of admission, the chemosis on the right had resolved significantly but there was still poor right lid opening (Figure 5).