Abnormal looking cervix, or suspicious cervix, is a common clinical condition seen in gynecological practice. Colposcopic examination of the cervix allows differentiation between physiologic changes that occur in response to normal cyclic variations in hormone secretion and a variety of structural and pathological conditions. This article addresses some of these common clinical problems and pro...

Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) or Brittle bone disease is the most common genetic cause of osteoporosis. The OI is caused by structural or quantitative defect in type I collagen. OI has the triad of fragile bone, blue sclerae and early deafness. O1 type V is characterized by recurrent multiple fractures in a child following ambulation with hyperplastic callus formation at the sites of fracture. T...

Trachomatous Entropion with Trichiasis The procedure presented by Stallard (1958) as "tarsal paring and eversion" has, in my experience, been most satisfactory and I believe that it is the best technique to be adopted in any area of the world where the incidence of trachomatous entropion is still high. In the course of 559 operations of "tarsal paring and eversion" which I have performed in Add...

Objective of the research was to study up-to-date literary data concerning anatomical peculiarities palpebral muscles and their supporting retaining apparatus. Eye diseases have become common nowadays. Very fast development computer technology deterioration ecological conditions are one most important factors affecting visual organ impairment. Age physiological changes eye adjacent tissues aggr...

In their recent article entitled 'Temporary ectropion therapy by adhesive taping: a case study', Drs Schrom and Habermann 'propose a simple method to correct temporary ectropion in facial palsy by applying an adhesive strip' [1]. The authors seem to believe that their method had not been used previously as they state: 'Adhesive strips have only been used in individual cases to correct lagophtha...