C Mathon's research while affiliated with Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Limoges and other places

... • Medial spindle procedure for involutional medial ectropion (6, 7). • Horner muscle resection (8)(9)(10)(11) or vertical triangular full thickness resection of the eyelid at the level of the lacrimal point (12) both address the lacrimal point ectropion in facial paralysis. • Dermal flap canthal lift (13,14). ...

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Ectropion of the Lacrimal Point: The Shoelace Technique

... However, photocoagulation and cryotherapy of active lesions have been associated with severe complications (e.g., choroidal neovascularization, vitreous hemorrhages, retinal detachment). 15 Vitreous surgery is indicated if there are vitreal opacities or membranes that obstruct vision or cause traction on the retina. Vitrectomy should be performed after the inflammatory process is controlled. ...

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Intravitreal Clindamycin and Dexamethasone for Zone 1 Toxoplasmic Retinochoroiditis at Twenty-four Months

... Dacryocystorhinostomy is usually delayed by 3 or more months after primary fracture repair to allow for healing. Adenis et al (11) studied 25 cases in which external DCR was performed for posttraumatic NLDO; the success rate increased from 66% at <6 months to 100% with a >6 month delay. Nasolacrimal duct obstructions following maxillofacial trauma and subsequent bony reduction are most likely associated with significant scarring and fibrosis. ...

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Surgical Management of Traumatic Nasolacrimal duct Obstruction

... По данным разных авторов, частота развития МО варьирует от 1 до 11 % [41,42], причем при экстракапсулярной экстракции катаракты данное осложнение развивается в 2-6,7 % случаев, при факоэмульсификации -в 0,5 % случаев [43][44][45]. Однако при наличии у пациента диабета риск развития МО увеличивается до 15 % и более, из них клинически значимый МО наблюдается в 33 % и более случаев. ...

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The Use of Bromfenac Ophthalmic Solution in Clinical Practice (Literature Review)

... 6 It has been suggested that lacrimal surgery should be deferred for at least 6 months after midfacial surgery. 7 Nasal dysplasia or aplasia is commonly associated with nasolacrimal duct obstruction, 8 and may require endoscopic removal of abnormal nasal tissue as well as the external DCR. 9 Endoscopic resection of abnormal mucosa from the lacrimal system has also been described. 10 Jones tubes have been used with success in some patients, particularly with partial nasal aplasia. ...

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Lacrimal drainage surgery in patients with rare nasal diseases

... These variants can result in inherited retinopathies including Norrie disease, X-linked familial exudative vitreoretinopathy, retinopathy of prematurity and Coat's disease [54]. Retinal detachment has been reported in all of these conditions to varying degrees at different clinical stages [55][56][57]. Retinal detachment in Norrie disease has even been reported in utero during the third trimester in a known carrier of the condition [58]. ...

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Identification of a variant in NDP associated with X-linked retinal dysplasia in the English cocker spaniel dog

... [1] Nonne [12] in 1904 described a series of patients who presented as if they had an intracranial mass and named this disease pseudotumor cerebri. In the pre-CT scan and pre-MRI era, Davidoff and Dyke [13] in 1936 characterized IIH with a normal ventriculogram. ...

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Current Practice in Neurosciences Idiopathic intracrnial hypertension -A surgeon's dilemma