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El pliegue del epicanto es un pliegue del párpado superior que cubre la esquina interna del ojo. Por lo general, los niños muy pequeños lo tienen, lo cual es normal, y también es común en las personas de descendencia asiática. El pliegue del epicanto puede ser un rasgo diagnóstico importante en algunas condiciones tales como el síndrome de Down.
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