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  • Tip 27
    #27. What is this Conjunctival Lesion?
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  • Tip 26
    #26. Is this just Bell’s Palsy?
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  • Tip 25
    #25. Bilateral Yellow Lid Bumps
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  • Tip 24
    #24. Maybe it’s IgG4?
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  • Tip 23
    #23. Corneal Neurotization
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  • Tip 22
    #22. Baby with a Bump
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  • Tip 21
    #21. A Case of Enophthalmos
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  • Tip 20
    #20. Twitching Eyelids
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  • Tip 19
    #19. Nodular Lesion
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  • Tip 18
    #18. Suspicious Eyelid Lesion
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  • Tip 17
    #17. Burns Involving the Eye
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  • Tip 16
    #16. Facial Drooping
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  • Tip 15
    #15. Dry Eye and Blurry Vision
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  • Tip 14
    #14. Ocular Irritation
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  • Tip 13
    #13. Proptosis and pain on eye movement
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  • Tip 12
    #12. Proptosis and Orbital Fullness
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  • Tip 11
    #11. Proptosis and dry eye
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  • Tip 10
    #10. ICU patient with septicemia
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  • Tip 9
    #9. Droopy Eyelids
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  • Tip 8
    #8. Tearing
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  • Tip 7
    #7. A Case of Periorbital Swelling
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  • Tip 6
    #6. Ptosis with suspicious lesion
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  • Tip 5
    #5. Eyelid trauma from dog bite
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  • Tip 4
    #4. Child with proptosis
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  • Tip 3
    #3. Periorbital Swelling
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  • Tip 2
    #2. Outward turned eyelid
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  • Tip 1
    #1. Slow-growing nodular lesion
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