Trephination and silicone stent intubation for the treatment of canalicular obstruction: effect of the level of obstruction
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1970
Success of canalicular trephination and silicone stent intubation for treatment of canalicular obstruction is based on the site of obstruction. Distal monocanalicular obstructions have the highest degree of symptomatic epiphora relief, followed by distal bicanalicular, common, and proximal obstructi …
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| Authors | Khoubian JF;Kikkawa DO;Gonnering RS;; |
| Journal | ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgery |
| Year | 1970 |
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National Center for Biotechnology Information
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MEDLINE
humans
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Retrospective Studies
pmid:16855493
doi:10.1097/01.iop.0000226863.21961.35
jake f khoubian
don o kikkawa
russell s gonnering
fluorescein
intubation / instrumentation*
lacrimal duct obstruction / diagnosis
lacrimal duct obstruction / therapy*
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