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Epiphora: excessive tearing.
Blepharophimosis: congenital malformation associated with ptosis and epicanthal folds, telecanthus, shortening of the horizontal fissure of the lids.
Blepharochalasis: A rare inherited disorder that appears in childhood characterized by repetitive episodes of eyelid edema that eventually leads to attentuation and/or dehiscence of the levator aponeurosis with resultant ptosis.
Dermatochalasis: Involutional loosening of the eyelid skin.
Blepharomelasma: Hyperpigmentation of the lids.
Chemosis: Edema of the bulbar conjunctiva.
Dystopia: Abnormal position of a part or organ (ocular dystopia: inferior globe displacement).
Tensilon test: Useful for diagnosing ocular myasthenia.