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Fig 1.

The severity of epicanthus was determined using the inner intercanthal distance (IICD) to interpupillary distance(IPD) ratio and the IICD to outer intercanthal distance (OICD) ratio.

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Fig 2.

Types of epicanthus.

(A) In type 1, a skin fold from the upper eyelid covers the medial canthal angle as it approaches the lower eyelid, creating a crescent-shaped fold onto the lower eyelid. (B) In type 2, a skin fold curves over the medial canthal angle and forms a confluent fold with the lower eyelid at the interpalpebral region.

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Fig 3.

IICD/IPD ratios were not correlated with age in the epiblepharon group (A), but were negatively correlated with age in the control group (B). IICD: inner intercanthal distance; IPD: interpupillary distance. Filled circles: males; empty circles: females.

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Table 1.

IICD/IPD ratios by age and sex in the epiblepharon and control groups.

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Table 2.

IICD/OICD ratios by age and sex in the epiblepharon and control groups.

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Table 3.

Types of epicanthal fold by age and sex in the epiblepharon and control groups.

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