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[Repair of recent canalicular wounds using a monocanalicular stent].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 16 Feb 1990 French Journal:Bulletin des societes d'ophtalmologie de France, volume 89 (issn: 0081-1270, Copyright policy )
Authors: B, Fayet; J A, Bernard; Y, Pouliquen;

pmid: 2605748

[Repair of recent canalicular wounds using a monocanalicular stent].

Abstract

A new monocanalicular stent is described, which is used in cases of lacrimal canalicular injuries, associated with direct sutures of the canalicular wall. When injuries occur on proximal portion (2/3) of the canaliculus, a true monocanalicular stent is used, without intubation of the vertical part of lacrimal system. When the distal portion (1/3) of the canaliculus and/or the sac are involved, a complete monocanalicular probe is placed. First results of this method are exposed (5 cases) and are suggestively good.

Keywords

Adult, Male, Sutures, Lacrimal Apparatus, Humans, Female, Child, Intubation, Nasolacrimal Duct

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