1. The surgical management of childhood orbito-temporal neurofibromatosis
Vickie Lee, Nicola K Ragge, J.Richard O Collin 
British Journal of Plastic Surgery 
Volume 56, Issue 4, Pages (June 2003)
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Case 1 (age 4): Complete left blepharoptosis with brow and facial asymmetry.
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Case 1 (age 4): extensive conjunctival neurofibroma infiltration involving the lacrimal gland.
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Case 1 (age 12) with recurrence of NF infiltration but with her upper lid still remained clear of the pupillary axis.
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Case 3 (age 7) right congenital blepharoptosis and pulsating exophthalmos.
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Case 3 (age 12) after enucleation and ptosis surgery (wearing an ocular prosthesis).
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Case 3 (age 17) for debulking of his greatly thickened right brow area was carried.
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Case 3 (age 24) after lower lid fascial sling, brow lift and further debulking surgery.
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9. Fig. 8 Case 4 (age 13) complete right blepharoptosis.
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Case 4 (age 13) marked postoperative conjunctival prolapse following anterior levator resection.
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Case 4 (age 13) resolution of conjunctival prolapse after a full thickness lateral lid resection 5 days later.
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Case 4 (age 17) after extraocular muscle transposition and a Crawford type frontalis suspension with autogenous fascia lata and a right frontal craniotomy.
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Case 6 (age 12) severe right upper and lower lid neurofibromatosis, pulsating exophthalmos and a blind eye.
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Case 6 (age 12) after full thickness upper and lower lid resection and enucleation.
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(age 21) After canthal reattachment with a lower lid autogenous fascia lata sling.
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16. Fig. 15 (age 29) After further ptosis and debulking surgery.
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Case 7 (age 15) bulk of neurofibromas in this patient's socket resulting in the poor fitting of a large cosmetic shell designed to lift the right upper lid.
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Case 7 (age 17) reasonable cosmesis after orbital debulking and ptosis surgery with new ocular prosthesis.
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Case 9 (age 12) subtle orbito-temporal NF with mild ptosis and ocular dystopia after levator surgery 6 years earlier.
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