This picture shows a common procedure used to treat ptosis.

1.	This procedure is called:
	a. tarsus tucking b. levator imbercation c. levator augmentation d.  frontalis suspension
2.	Indications for this procedure include:
	a. ptosis with little or no levator function b. most ptosis occurring in children under 2 years of age c. bilateral ptosis d.  ptosis with no apparent Bell phenomenon
3.	Potential complications from this procedure (from exposure) include:
	a. induced astigmatism b. corneal drying from exposure c. lid lag on down gaze d.  all of the above

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