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A brief overview of conditions presenting with eyelid edema in modern and ayurvedic view.
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अविनयमपनय विष्णो....
E Y E L I D o E D E M A D r . ASWATHY KRISHNA. S Guided by, Dr. K. V. Subhadra Antherjanam Dr. Ashwini . B. N Dr. K. Sivabalaji
CONTENTS
A movable f old of skin and muscle that can be clos ed over the eyeball or opened at will. Each eye has an upper and a lower lid; al so known as a palpebra .
FUNCTIONS • P rovide physical protection to the eye . • Prevent drying of the eyes. • Ensuring normal tear film and drainage. • Secrete the oily part of the tear film.
Applied anatomy Acts as shutters, protecting eyes from injuries and excessive light. Also helps in spreading tear film over cornea and conjunctiva. Helps in drainage of tears. Parts – 2 Orbital Tarsal
Ciliary part Lacrimal part Punctum
GLANDS OF EYELID 2. Meibomian glands 4. Gland of Zeiss 3. Gland of Moll 1. Glands of Wolfring 1. Gland of Krause Modified sebaceous and sweat glands Accessory lacrimal glands
EYELID DISORDERS
Eyelid swelling usually results from eyelid disorders but may result from disorders in and around the orbit or from systemic disorders that cause generalized oedema .
OEDEMATOUS CONDITIONS OF EYELID Common, because of the looseness of tissue 3 types Inflammatory oedema Passive oedema Solid oedema
Conjunctivitis Endophthalmitis Orbital cellulitis Maxillary sinusitis
SOLID oedema OF EYELID Chronic thickening of eyelids. Hard on palpation.
PASSIVE oedema OF LIDS Secondary oedema due to local or general causes Local – head injury, angioneurotic oedema General – renal failure, severe anaemia
ANGIO oedema OF EYE Swelling of the lower layer of skin and tissue just under the skin or mucous membranes. May occur in the face, tongue, larynx, abdomen, or arms and legs.
COMMON CONDITIONS WITH EYELID SWELLING Blepharitis Stye / External Hordeolum Chalazion Internal hordeolum Dacryoadenitis Dacryocystitis
BLEPHARITIS The inflammation of margin of eyelids and lacrimal gland. SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS -Crusting around the eyes. -Tearing. -Burning sensation -Itching -Foreign body sensation
CHALAZION Chronic non infective granulomatous inflammation of Meibomian Gland Painless , firm swelling away from lid margin Upper lid is more affected Associated congestion in Conjunctiva Mild heaviness of lids Mechanical ptosis
Acute suppurative inflammation of glands of Zeiss and glands of Moll Acute pain Lid swelling Mild watering from eyes STYE / EXTERNAL HORDEOLUM
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
INTERNAL HORDEOLUM Suppurative inflammation of Meibomian gland. PRIMARY – Staphylococcal infection SECONDARY – Infected chalazion Signs and symptoms same as Stye , but away from lid margin. Intensity of pain is more
Dacryoadenitis Inflammation of the lacrimal gland . Circumscribed mass in outer 1/3 rd of upper lid. Unilateral pain. Redness.
Dacryocystitis Inflammation of the lacrimal sac and duct . Pain, redness and swelling over the medial aspect of the lower eyelid . May be associated with watering and fever. Mucoid or purulent discharge is seen when pressure is applied over the lacrimal sac.
Orbital cellulitis Infection of the soft tissues within the orbit, posterior to the orbital septum, due to spread from local sinus disease. Red, swollen, tender eyelid; extraocular movements limited due to pain or oedema ; vision changes, diplopia; in children, fever and ill appearance. Preseptal cellulitis Infection of lid tissues around the orbit, often with local skin defect . Red, swollen, tender eyelid; full extraocular movements; no vision changes LOCAL INFECTIONS
Lid oedema Due to Superficial skin Pathologies Atopic dermatitis Capillary hemangioma Contact dermatitis
Lid oedema Due To Mass effect from the orbit Autoimmune orbital mass effect Cavernous sinus thrombosis Endophthalmitis Orbital neoplasm
GENERAL EVALUATION OF LID oedema Proper history taking Torch light examination Lid examination –eversion Slit lamp examination Examination of systemic causes. (Lab investigations) CT MRI
CONCLUSION The differential diagnosis of eyelid oedema is extensive but knowledge of the key features of several potential causes can assist physicians in diagnosing this condition. Systemic disorders such as myxoedema , renal diseases, and superior vena cava syndrome may manifest with peri -orbital oedema . So particular attention must be paid to visual clues, exposures and other historical factors in the work-up of patients with eyelid oedema .
REFERENCES Parson’s diseases of eye. Textbook of ophthalmology, A. K. Khurana . Ashtanga Hridayam Susrutha Samhitha Madhava Nidanam Sarngadhara Samhitha Differential diagnosis of swollen red eyelid, Art Papier & David. J. Tuttle