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04-22-2003 | 08:34 PM
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From: FCUK
Originally posted by S2020
I've always like this word
conjunctivodacryocystorhinostomy
I've always like this word
conjunctivodacryocystorhinostomy
Since you raised the subject Ninh, In cases of total canalicular occlusion or the total absence of the lacrimal apparatus the functional restoration requires the repair of a newly created lacrimal system. The intraoperatively re-establisted lacrimal drainage from the conjunctival sac will be maintained by a plastic tube for a long period. Beside other criteria the influence of the used inserted materials which do you believe would be the best material, polyethylene or silicone ??
04-22-2003 | 08:42 PM
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From: SoCal
Originally posted by tokyo_james
Since you raised the subject Ninh, In cases of total canalicular occlusion or the total absence of the lacrimal apparatus the functional restoration requires the repair of a newly created lacrimal system. The intraoperatively re-establisted lacrimal drainage from the conjunctival sac will be maintained by a plastic tube for a long period. Beside other criteria the influence of the used inserted materials which do you believe would be the best material, polyethylene or silicone ??
Since you raised the subject Ninh, In cases of total canalicular occlusion or the total absence of the lacrimal apparatus the functional restoration requires the repair of a newly created lacrimal system. The intraoperatively re-establisted lacrimal drainage from the conjunctival sac will be maintained by a plastic tube for a long period. Beside other criteria the influence of the used inserted materials which do you believe would be the best material, polyethylene or silicone ??
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