Do the angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors fosinopril and enalapril differ in their central nervous effects in humans?
The results suggest an enhancing effect of enalapril on mechanisms regulating stimulus-induced cortical arousal and central nervous sympathetic outflow. The effects diverging between enalapril and fosinopril indicate that access to human brain functions differs among the various types of ACE inhibitors.
The orbicularis oculi muscle overlap method is effective for thin eyelids with prominent tear-trough deformity.