Artificial nasolacrimal stent for chronic dacryocystitis
Yang Jin
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Yang Jin
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Objective To evaluate the clinical effects of artificial nasolacrimal stent for chronic dacryocystitis.Methods Thirty-six cases(36 eyes)of chronic dacryocystitis were implanted with nasolacrimal stent after retrograde dilating nasolacrimal duct.Results Nasolacrimal stent were successfully performed in 36 cases(36 eyes).Post operation follow-up period was 1~6 months.The effective rate of operation was 100%.The complications were hemorrhage,1id swollen during irrigation of the lacrimal passage,Obstruction of stent.Conclusion Placement of nasolacrimal stent is a safe,effective method to treat chronic dacryocystitis.
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Objective To evaluate the clinical effects of artificial nasolacrimal stent for chronic dacryocystitis.Methods Thirty-six cases(36 eyes)of chronic dacryocystitis were implanted with nasolacrimal stent after retrograde dilating nasolacrimal duct.Results Nasolacrimal stent were successfully performed in 36 cases(36 eyes).Post operation follow-up period was 1~6 months.The effective rate of operation was 100%.The complications were hemorrhage,1id swollen during irrigation of the lacrimal passage,Obstruction of stent.Conclusion Placement of nasolacrimal stent is a safe,effective method to treat chronic dacryocystitis.
Key concepts: Medicine, Chronic dacryocystitis, Nasolacrimal duct, Dacryocystitis, Stent, Nasolacrimal duct obstruction, Surgery, Lacrimal sac