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  1. Egyptian Doctor

    Egyptian Doctor Moderator Verified Doctor

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    This is congenital ptosis in the right eye, and has lost perception ( sec to amblyopia - lazy eye ) - suggested by its axis that seems to have deviated in the direction of the stronger muscles ( innervated by CN3 ) and gravity.
     

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    Blefaroptosis l.dx. May be congenital or neurological disease.
     

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    miastenia gravis
     

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    I don't think Myasthenia gravis will affect one eye so preferentially.
     

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    Answer : Congenital Ptosis
     

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