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The application of new Y type silicone tube in the anastomosis of obsolete laceration of lacrimal canaliculus

Yan Wang, Decheng Liu, Hongwei Yang, Yi Liu, Lujia Xu

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Objective To investigate the clinical effect of retrograde intubation of new Y type silicone tube inked lacrimal sac in the anastomosis of obsolete inferior lacrimal canalicular laceration. Methods The 24 eyes of 24 cases with obsolete inferior lacrimal canalicular laceration, who underwent operation of retrograde intubation of Y type silicone nasolacrimal stent canalicular tube via lacrimal sac were retrospectively viewed. The follow up time was 6-22 months. Results Eighteen patients (75.00%) were cured entirely, no epiphora 4 patients (16.67%) were meliorated, flushing of lacrimal duct less reflux and 2 patients (8.33%) had no effect. Conclusion The method of retrograde intubation of Y type silicone nasolacrimal canalicular stent via lacrimal sac is effective for obsolete inferior lacimal canalicular laceration. Key words: Anastomosis, laceration of inferior lacrimal canliculus; Intubation, retrograde, lacrimal sac incision; Silicone tube, Y type, new model

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Objective To investigate the clinical effect of retrograde intubation of new Y type silicone tube inked lacrimal sac in the anastomosis of obsolete inferior lacrimal canalicular laceration. Methods The 24 eyes of 24 cases with obsolete inferior lacrimal canalicular laceration, who underwent operation of retrograde intubation of Y type silicone nasolacrimal stent canalicular tube via lacrimal sac were retrospectively viewed. The follow up time was 6-22 months. Results Eighteen patients (75.00%) were cured entirely, no epiphora 4 patients (16.67%) were meliorated, flushing of lacrimal duct less reflux and 2 patients (8.33%) had no effect. Conclusion The method of retrograde intubation of Y type silicone nasolacrimal canalicular stent via lacrimal sac is effective for obsolete inferior lacimal canalicular laceration. Key words: Anastomosis, laceration of inferior lacrimal canliculus; Intubation, retrograde, lacrimal sac incision; Silicone tube, Y type, new model

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Objective To investigate the clinical effect of retrograde intubation of new Y type silicone tube inked lacrimal sac in the anastomosis of obsolete inferior lacrimal canalicular laceration. Methods The 24 eyes of 24 cases with obsolete inferior lacrimal canalicular laceration, who underwent operation of retrograde intubation of Y type silicone nasolacrimal stent canalicular tube via lacrimal sac were retrospectively viewed. The follow up time was 6-22 months. Results Eighteen patients (75.00%) were cured entirely, no epiphora 4 patients (16.67%) were meliorated, flushing of lacrimal duct less reflux and 2 patients (8.33%) had no effect. Conclusion The method of retrograde intubation of Y type silicone nasolacrimal canalicular stent via lacrimal sac is effective for obsolete inferior lacimal canalicular laceration. Key words: Anastomosis, laceration of inferior lacrimal canliculus; Intubation, retrograde, lacrimal sac incision; Silicone tube, Y type, new model

Key concepts: Medicine, Lacrimal canaliculi, Surgery, Intubation, Lacrimal sac, Anastomosis, Stent, Silicone

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