Direct Internal Eyelash Bulb Extirpation for Trichiasis
Jonathan J. Dutton, Hatem Ayman Tawfik, Christopher M. DeBacker, William J. Lipham
Abstract
Jonathan J. Dutton, Hatem Ayman Tawfik, Christopher M. DeBacker, William J. Lipham
Abstract
PURPOSE: To evaluate the success of internal eyelash bulb extirpation in the management of trichiasis. METHODS: The procedure was performed on 26 consecutive eyelids. RESULTS: Our technique was successful in all cases, with no recurrence of signs or symptoms. CONCLUSIONS: Internal eyelash bulb extirpation is a safe and effective technique to remove trichiatic lashes, while avoiding injury to the conjunctiva.
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PURPOSE: To evaluate the success of internal eyelash bulb extirpation in the management of trichiasis. METHODS: The procedure was performed on 26 consecutive eyelids. RESULTS: Our technique was successful in all cases, with no recurrence of signs or symptoms. CONCLUSIONS: Internal eyelash bulb extirpation is a safe and effective technique to remove trichiatic lashes, while avoiding injury to the conjunctiva.
Key concepts: Trichiasis, Eyelash, Medicine, Bulb, Conjunctiva, Surgery, Eyelid, Pathology