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Congenital eyelid imbrication syndrome in a neonate: A rare case

A full-term newborn was examined after lower segmental cesarean section. There were no antenatal complications. Clinically, there was overlapping of upper lids over lower eyelids when the baby was crying, but reduced when the baby was asleep. The upper eyelids became normal within 2 days of delivery without any treatment. We report one such case.