PURPOSE: The aim of this study was to describe a simple technique to insert a venous catheter as a stent for the treatment of acquired punctal and canalicular stenosis. METHODS: We performed this technique using a central venous catheter as a stent for the treatment of acquired punctal and canalicular stenosis. RESULTS: The results show the easy availability of the material used for the intervention, its easy execution, and the low costs of materials. The goal of this technique is to have a lacrimal dot dilated and canalicular duct easy to irrigate. CONCLUSION: The use of a venous catheter as a stent for treatment of acquired punctal and canalicular stenosis seems to be simple, safe, repeatable, and noninvasive.
The Use of a Venous Catheter as a Stent for Treatment of Acquired Punctal and Canalicular Stenosis
Inferrera L.;
2019-01-01
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PURPOSE: The aim of this study was to describe a simple technique to insert a venous catheter as a stent for the treatment of acquired punctal and canalicular stenosis. METHODS: We performed this technique using a central venous catheter as a stent for the treatment of acquired punctal and canalicular stenosis. RESULTS: The results show the easy availability of the material used for the intervention, its easy execution, and the low costs of materials. The goal of this technique is to have a lacrimal dot dilated and canalicular duct easy to irrigate. CONCLUSION: The use of a venous catheter as a stent for treatment of acquired punctal and canalicular stenosis seems to be simple, safe, repeatable, and noninvasive.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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