The most important examination in case of congenital ptosis is:
One of the most important elements of the examination of a patient with apparent congenital ptosis is to check the amount of levator function I.e. raise the upper eyelid and to maintain the upper eyelid position. It helps the doctor examine whether the person has congenital ptosis...~
Answer:
The following findings point towards the diagnosis of congenital ptosis:
Mild to severe ptosis.
Reduced levator palpebrae superioris function.
Lid lag in downgaze (lid lag sign)
Absent or weak lid crease in normal position.
Increase in size of the palpebral aperture in downgaze.
