Zhang Miaomiao, Li Bin, Zhang Ning
Department of Ophthalmology, The Second People's Hospital of Jinan, 148# Jingyi Road, Jinan 250001, China.
J Ophthalmol. 2019 Jan 27;2019:8435185. doi: 10.1155/2019/8435185. eCollection 2019.
To investigate the efficacy and safety of a modified bicanalicular intubation (MBCI) used in canalicular laceration.
This study is a retrospective consecutive chart review. A total of 43 eyes from 43 patients (36 males and 7 females) who underwent canalicular intubation were enrolled. Success rate was determined at 6 months after the surgery. Anatomical success was determined by diagnostic probing and irrigation; functional success was determined by asking patients about tearing.
Irrigation of the lacrimal passages in all 43 eyes showed that they were free from obstruction. The anatomical success was 100%, and 37 eyes (86%) achieved functional success. 6 eyes (14%) could not achieve functional success because there were some residual symptoms under irritating conditions, such as wind or winter weather, among which 2 eyes had bicanalicular lacerations and 4 eyes had lower canalicular laceration before surgery. There were no other complications observed in this study.
The MBCI was simple and safe for using in canalicular laceration.
探讨改良双泪小管插管术(MBCI)用于泪小管断裂的疗效及安全性。
本研究为回顾性连续病例分析。共纳入43例(36例男性,7例女性)接受泪小管插管术的患者的43只眼。术后6个月确定成功率。通过诊断性探通和冲洗确定解剖学成功;通过询问患者流泪情况确定功能成功。
43只眼中所有泪道冲洗均显示通畅。解剖学成功率为100%,37只眼(86%)获得功能成功。6只眼(14%)未能获得功能成功,因为在吹风或冬季等刺激条件下仍有一些残留症状,其中2只眼术前为双泪小管断裂,4只眼术前为下泪小管断裂。本研究未观察到其他并发症。
MBCI用于泪小管断裂简单且安全。