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[Functional nasolacrimal duct decompression for chronic dacryocystitis].

Zhixian Liu, Xiaohui Li, Yongjin Wu, Zaixing Wang, Dingbo Li, Peng Zhao, Sheng Li

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Endoscopic nasolacrimal decompression preserves the integrity of the lacrimal duct, allows drainage of the lacrimal duct, and avoids obstruction of the lacrimal duct by preventing lacrimal granulation.

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Endoscopic nasolacrimal decompression preserves the integrity of the lacrimal duct, allows drainage of the lacrimal duct, and avoids obstruction of the lacrimal duct by preventing lacrimal granulation.

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Endoscopic nasolacrimal decompression preserves the integrity of the lacrimal duct, allows drainage of the lacrimal duct, and avoids obstruction of the lacrimal duct by preventing lacrimal granulation.

Key concepts: Nasolacrimal duct, Medicine, Lacrimal sac, Lacrimal duct, Dacryocystitis, Nasolacrimal duct obstruction, Cadaveric spasm, Decompression

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