Correcting myogenic ptosis accompanying extraocular muscle weakness: The "Bobby Pin" procedure.

This article evaluates the "Bobby Pin" procedure in the correction of myogenic ptosis accompanying extraocular muscle weakness. We retrospectively reviewed 26 eyelids of 13 patients who underwent "Bobby Pin" procedure for myogenic ptosis accompanying extraocular muscle weakness. We evaluated the patients' clinical features such as age, etiology of ptosis, symptoms, standard ptosis measurements, associated systemic diseases, additional ophthalmic conditions, complications, and recurrence.

Orbital and adnexal involvement in sarcoidosis: analysis of clinical features and systemic disease in 30 cases.

Purpose: To evaluate clinical features, management, and prognosis of biopsy-proven orbital and adnexal sarcoidosis.

Design: Observational, retrospective case series.

Methods: Clinical features and treatment methods were evaluated retrospectively in 30 consecutive patients managed in 1 center.