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  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). 

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