Question #148703. Asked by
maddogrick16.
Last updated Nov 27 2021.
Originally posted Nov 24 2021 5:55 PM.
- The fluids of your eyeball can cause suction at the eyelids, keeping the eyes closed when the muscles relax.
- Central nervous system tumors and/or acute hepatic encephalopathy appeared to be a pre-mortem risk factor of bilateral ptosis (partially open eyes) at death.
- Medications can influence the moisture, movement, and status of the eyes.
- 40% of the patients who had open eyes at the time of death also had liver failure.
- Open eyes at the time of death may be linked to illnesses that impact the central nervous system.
- Muscle spasms can occur as the body begins to shut down, which can cause the eyes to open or close even after clinical death.
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