Ocular Surface Recovery Following Corrective Eyelid Surgery: Course, Predictors, and Perioperative Management Implications
Maria Angela Romeo, Alberto Cuccu, Valerio Calabresi, Filippo Lixi, Giulia Coco, Vanessa Ferraro, Alessandro Gaeta, Silvia Ferraro, Giuseppe Giannaccare, Alessandra Di Maria · 2026
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Maria Angela Romeo and nine co-authors track how the eye surface heals after eyelid repair surgery, in a research paper from 2026. The operations fixed drooping lids or lids turned outward. Both problems leave the eye surface exposed and sore.
The study covers fifty eyes from thirty-two patients at two Italian centers. Symptoms dipped in the first week after surgery, then improved steadily by three months. Patients with severe dry eye before surgery gained the most ground, yet half of them still had moderate symptoms at three months. Patients with outward-turned lids improved more than those with drooping lids. The authors suggest extra care for the dry-eye group.
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| CREATOR | Maria Angela Romeo, Alberto Cuccu, Valerio Calabresi, Filippo Lixi, Giulia Coco, Vanessa Ferraro, Alessandro Gaeta, Silvia Ferraro, Giuseppe Giannaccare, Alessandra Di Maria |
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| YEAR | 2026 |
| COLLECTION | PAPERS |
| FORMAT | TXT |
| FILE SIZE | 40 KB |
| VERSION | 1.0 |
| LICENSE | CC BY 4.0 |
| RIGHTS | CC BY |
| SOURCE | Europe PMC |