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Dictionary » C » Canthus CanthusDefinition noun, plural: canthi Any of the two corners or angles of the eye formed by the joining of the lower and upper eyelids.
The eye has two canthi, the medial canthus and the lateral canthus. A youthful eyelid usually has lateral canthus higher than the medial canthus. As the individual ages, the brow and the lateral canthus sag. A surgery can improve this, and canthoplasty is the plastic surgery done on the medial and/or lateral canthus.
See also: palpebral commissure Related terms:
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The Fiber Disease... her, they could visibly see the horrific sores, the reoccuring swelling in eyes and face and how it turns lobster red, they have in their notes canthus threads so they are able to see them as I and others have. Ask the three who wrote letters to the judge and physicians are how they have been ...
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