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Fig 1.

Schematic drawing of eyelid parameters.

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Table 1.

Patient demographics and severity.

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Fig 2.

Eyelid measurements using AI-tool and Manual (ImageJ) tool.

(A) EER measurement using manual tool (ImageJ 1.46), (B) Eyelid parameters generated by the AI-tool (Anigma-View 1.0.6), (C) EER measurement using the AI-tool (Anigma-View 1.0.6).

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Fig 3.

The image is localized to eye regions and segmentation label composes 6 different classes.

(A) Input image, (B) Segmentation image.

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Fig 4.

EER values before and after surgery images from the same patient using AI-tool (Anigma-View 1.0.6).

(A) Before surgery EER value generated by the AI-tool, (B) After surgery EER value generated by the AI-tool.

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Table 2.

Pre-operation and Post-operation repeated AI-based and Manual (ImageJ) measurements of EER.

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Table 3.

The comparison of EER values based according to measurement method, with Pre- and Postoperative Averages for Total Eyes (n = 100).

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Table 4.

Intraclass correlation coefficients(ICC) between two measurements of EER pre-operation and post-operation.

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Fig 5.

Bland-Altman analysis between different EER measurements.

(A) Bland-Altman plot for AI-tool 1st and 2nd measurement, (B) Bland-Altman plot for AI-tool and Manual (ImageJ) measurement.

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Table 5.

The comparison of EER values pre- and post-operation according to ptosis severity using 1st AI-tool.

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Fig 6.

The comparison of EER values pre- and post-operation according to ptosis severity using 1st AI-tool.

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