Ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgery · 2014
Transconjunctival epiblepharon repair.
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Wladis Edward J
Аннотация
PURPOSE: To document the use of a transconjunctival approach to lower eyelid epiblepharon repair.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Retrospective chart review of all patients who underwent transconjunctival lower eyelid epiblepharon repair.
RESULTS: Nine patients underwent repair via this approach. All patients experienced the resolution of their keratitis and cilia-cornea touch by a 3-month postoperative interval, and no patient developed a postoperative complication. Furthermore, no patient developed cutaneous scarring.
CONCLUSIONS: Conventional approaches to lower eyelid epiblepharon repair have necessitated the creation of a skin and muscle flap, thus risking the development of scarring and a cosmetically unacceptable eyelid crease. This report documents the use of a transconjunctival approach for the management of this condition that avoids external incisions and provides excellent outcomes without scarring of the anterior lamella of the eyelid.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Retrospective chart review of all patients who underwent transconjunctival lower eyelid epiblepharon repair.
RESULTS: Nine patients underwent repair via this approach. All patients experienced the resolution of their keratitis and cilia-cornea touch by a 3-month postoperative interval, and no patient developed a postoperative complication. Furthermore, no patient developed cutaneous scarring.
CONCLUSIONS: Conventional approaches to lower eyelid epiblepharon repair have necessitated the creation of a skin and muscle flap, thus risking the development of scarring and a cosmetically unacceptable eyelid crease. This report documents the use of a transconjunctival approach for the management of this condition that avoids external incisions and provides excellent outcomes without scarring of the anterior lamella of the eyelid.