Lid-retraction Secondary to Contralateral Ptosis.

Examination.-The visual acuity was 6/9 in each eye. Refraction under atropine revealed slight hypermetropia. Both fundi were normal. The movements of the eyes were full and the eyes were orthophoric on cover test. The action of the left superior rectus was normal. The child was attempting to correct the lid deformity by elevating the eyebrow. There was no evidence of jawwinking (Marcus Gunn phenomenon). The pupils were of equal size and there was no evidence of enophthalmos. The right eye looked very prominent because of the marked retraction of the upper lid (Fig. 1).