All of the following are false about eye lid signs in GRAVES DISEASE except?: (A) Stellwag's sign: Incomplete and infrequent blinking, (B) Von Graefe's sign: lid retraction, (C) Dalrymple sign: lid lag on downgaze, (D) Mobius sign: difficulty in eveing the upper lid
Answer is A. - Following conditions are seen in patients of GRAVES DISEASE or HYPEHYROIDISM. Upper eye lid signs Von graefe's sign- lid lag on downgaze Dalrymple's sign - lid retraction Stellwag's sign- incomplete & infrequent blinking Grove sign- resistance to pulling the retracted upper lid Boston sign- jerky movements of lid on down gaze Gellineck's sign- abnormal pigmentation of upper lid Gifford's sign- difficulty in eveing the upper lid