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Evaluation of transconjunctival frontalis suspension using nonabsorbable suture.

Tamer I TI Gawdat, Suzan F SF Elsayed, Yehia M YM Salah El-Din, and Hesham F HF Kamel

Eur J Ophthalmol 20(2):265-70 (2010) PMID 19924669

To evaluate the transconjunctival frontalis suspension technique using nonabsorbable suture (4/0 polypropylene) in patients with severe blepharoptosis and poor levator function.

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