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 Pseudoptosis.  Pseudoptosis. This man presented with photophobia and difficulty elevating the right side of his forehead. The photograph shows his normal.

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1  Pseudoptosis.  Pseudoptosis. This man presented with photophobia and difficulty elevating the right side of his forehead. The photograph shows his normal resting state (upper panel) and normal movement of his forehead with his eyes shut (lower panel). There is overactivity of his orbicularis oculis which had been incorrectly interpreted as ptosis. It improved with gradual exposure to light. Reproduced from Stone,17 with permission of Blackwells Publishing. J Stone et al. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 2005;76:i2-i12 ©2005 by BMJ Publishing Group Ltd

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