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In their article “Anthropometry of the Eyelid and Palpebral Fissure in an Indian Population,” Dr. Patil et al establish normal periorbital anthropometric values for a population that has not been studied to a great degree in the oculoplastic surgery literature. Their study included 216 male and female patients, 16 to 60 years old. Digital image analysis was prospectively performed to measure the following parameters:In choosing these measurements, the authors investigated parameters consistent with ranges published in current ophthalmic plastic surgery literature.1-4 The authors found that the mean intercanthal distance increased with age in both males and females, along with an increase in the palpebral fissure width …

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