Paralytic Lagophthalmos: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
1. Introduction Paralytic lagophthalmos is the clinical inability to completely close the eyelids due to dysfunction of the facial nerve. This condition leaves the ocular surface persistently exposed to the environment, leading to rapid tear evaporation, corneal desiccation, and significant risk of permanent visual impairment. Initial clinical management focuses on aggressive ocular surface lubrication and … Read more