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Ankyloblepharon is:

A
Fusion of bulbar conjunctiva with palpebral conjunctiva
B
Fusion of upper and lower palpebral eyelid margines
C
Fusion of bulbar conjunctiva with cornea
D
Fusion of palpebral conjunctiva with cornea
High-Yield Explanation
ANKYLOBLEPHARON & SYMBLEPHARON: *Fusion of upper and lower eyelids margins : ankyloblepharon. *Most common cause: chemical & thermal injury, SJS, TEN, pterygium surgery Ankyloblepharon Symblepharon- adhesion b/w palpebral & bulbar conjunctiva, eyelids gets adherent to eyeball.
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