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Asked: January 30, 20192019-01-30T16:08:34+02:00 2019-01-30T16:08:34+02:00In: MCQs

Distichiasis is a condition in which

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18.5%eyelashes are curved inward toward the cornea ( 123 voters )
78.95%an extra row of eyelashes emerges from the ducts of meibomian glands ( 525 voters )
1.65%the lower eyelid turns outwards ( 11 voters )
0.9% an oil gland in the eyelid is infected ( 6 voters )
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Answer: Distichiasis is a condition in which an extra row of eyelashes emerges from the ducts of meibomian glands and can affect both the lower and the upper lids.

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