Ophthalmic genetics · 2003
Congenital nasolacrimal duct occlusion with clinical anophthalmos: a possible new association.
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Oguz Halit, Ozturk Adil, San Imran
Аннотация
PURPOSE: To report the association of congenital nasolacrimal duct occlusion and clinical anophthalmos in an eight-year-old girl.
METHODS: A case report. The patient suffered from epiphora and clinical anophthalmos on the right side since birth. This paper presents the clinical presentation, workup, and surgical approach of the case.
RESULTS: The nasolacrimal system of the patient was occluded on irrigation. Computed tomography showed a blockage at the level of the sac-duct junction, an enlarged nasolacrimal duct below the obstruction, and a sclera-like ball of tissue surrounded by extraocular muscles in the right orbit. Treatment included a right bicanalicular silicon intubation performed under general anesthesia.
CONCLUSION: This case may represent a new association that has not been previously reported.
METHODS: A case report. The patient suffered from epiphora and clinical anophthalmos on the right side since birth. This paper presents the clinical presentation, workup, and surgical approach of the case.
RESULTS: The nasolacrimal system of the patient was occluded on irrigation. Computed tomography showed a blockage at the level of the sac-duct junction, an enlarged nasolacrimal duct below the obstruction, and a sclera-like ball of tissue surrounded by extraocular muscles in the right orbit. Treatment included a right bicanalicular silicon intubation performed under general anesthesia.
CONCLUSION: This case may represent a new association that has not been previously reported.