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Lacrimal System / Drainage Apparatus / Lacrimal sac / Fistula

► Fistula of Lacrimal Sac

Lacrimal System / Drainage Apparatus / Punctae

► Punctum Plug

Atlas - Ocular Adnexa

► Lacrimal system

► Mucocele

Only show images from: Orbit and Adnexae. Page 1

► Lacrimal sac abscess

Congenital/Hereditary diseases - page 3

Lacrimal ducts - page 1

► Double lacrimal point

► Endoscopic dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR) phase. Left lachrymal bag exposed after the resection of the ascending apophysis of the maxillary. (30є optics).

► Situation during the healing of the proximal lachrymal via. Note that both ends of the catether emerge from the same place, the common canaliculo opening.

► Situation once the endoscopic DCR (dacryocystorhinostomy) has finished. The mucous flap of the lower base has been replaced without occluding the neo-ostium of the lachrymal via. Below, part of the middle cornet head. (30є optics).

► Catheter location in lachrymal tract (annular catetherisation). The catether does not touch the conjunctiva but at the same time permits opening of the eyelids. The catether remains from 3 to 4 weeks. (0є optics).

► Cicatrisation phase after a left endoscopic DCR (dacryocystorhinostomy) at approximately 2.5 weeks. The side wall of the lachrymal tract is seen and the catether emerging from the common canaliculo. (30є optics).

► The same patient after removing the catether at 4 weeks. Small granulations on the medial edge. Start of application of topic corticoid associated to rinses with physiological serum. The application of a collyrium (with corticoid and antibiotic) as artificial tears continues for several weeks more. (30є optics).

► The same patient six months after endoscopic DCR (dacryocystorhinostomy). Note the relation between the middle cornet head and the lachrymal bag opening, above and posterior (30є optics).

► Cicatrisation phase after a left endoscopic DCR (dacryocystorhinostomy) at about 4 weeks. Ideal time to remove the catether. (30 є optics).

► Annular catetherisation probe after endoscopic DCR (dacryocystorhinostomy). (0є optics).

Lacrimal ducts - page 2

► Tear of superior lacrimal duct.

► Tear of saturated lacrimal duct and tube.

► Extrusion of replaced tube.

► Fistula of lacrimal sac.

► Newly formed lacrimal gland.

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► Traenenwegs-Agenesie; Punktumatresie

► Lower eyelid laceration

Vías lagrimales y órbita

Paupieres

Oculoplastics / List by Disease

► Latanoprost lash and skin changes

Oculoplastic Gallery

The Clinical Multi-station Examination / Common Cases in Orbital Conditions

Pathology - page 9

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