Table 4.
Management of eyelid and visual dysfunction in PSP/CBS.
| 1. Pharmacologic therapy |
| a. BoNT injections recommended for blepharospasm/lid levator inhibition |
| i. EMG guidance not necessary or recommended |
| ii. Pretarsal injections only recommended for refractory cases |
| b. Improve tear volume |
| i. Artificial tears |
| 1. Glycerin |
| 2. Carboxymethylcellulose |
| 3. Polyethylene glycol |
| ii. Preservative-free lubricants |
| 2. Non-pharmacologic therapy |
| a. Eyelid crutches |
| b. Sensory trick eyewear frames |
| c. Prevent conjunctival drying with humidifiers, warm wet compresses, avoiding forced air ventilation, and protective eyewear |
| d. Binocular prisms |
| i. For gaze limitation, not for diplopia |
| ii. Use with caution during ambulation |
| e. Environmental modifications |
| i. Elevate dinner plate |
| ii. Remove loose rugs, low coffee tables, and children's toys from floors |
| iii. Follow dinner fork or finger down to target |
| f. Referral to ophthalmologist or neuro-optometrist for consideration of: |
| i. Measures to reduce inflammation related to drying |
| ii. Improve tear retention |