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5. Two terms, proptosis and exophthalmos, have often been used interchangeably to indicate abnormal protrusion of the eyeball. At least one authority;(Hilson,;et al; has suggested that exophthalmos should refer to forward protrusion of the eyeball alone; proptosis should indicate displacement of the lids and orbital contents as well as the eyeball. Most authors have used exophthalmos in their description of patients with craniofacial dysostosis,1962