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This four-year-old boy is one of several similarly affected in his family.  Except for the  facial characteristics, the child and other family members appear to be normal.

1.	The typical findings in this case are:
	d -- all of the above The typical findings include blepharophimosis, epicanthus inversus, telecanthus and, in addition, ptosis.
2.	This condition is transmitted as:
	a -- autosomal dominant This condition is transmitted as an autosomal dominant.
3.	Treatment of this condition entails:
	c -- complex and staged oculoplastic repair Treatment of this condition requires complex staged oculoplastic repair.