EFFECTIVENESS OF THE METHOD OF CONNECTING BROKEN CANALICULUS TO TRAUMA USING SELF-FIXING SILICON TUBES AT NGHE AN EYE HOSPITAL
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Objectives: Evaluate the treatment results of traumatic canaliculus anastomosis using self-fixing silicone. Subjects and methods: Descriptive, prospective, clinical interventional, uncontrolled study on 31 patients with traumatic canaliculus rupture treated with single canaliculus mini monoka Silicon tube placement surgery from January 2023 to May /2024 at Nghe An Eye Hospital. Results: The method of using the Mini - Monoka tube in surgical treatment of canaliculus rupture brings high success rates in terms of anatomy, function and aesthetics. The overall success rate assessed at 3 months after surgery was 88.57%. Of which, anatomical success reached 94.29%, functional success reached 83.9% and aesthetic success reached 93.5%. Using the Mini - Monoka tube in canaliculus surgery has many advantages: no misdirection, no damage to the healthy lacrimal tube on the same side, reduced rate of early tube loss, and reduced complications of corneal conjunctival damage.
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broken canaliculus, self-fixing silicon tubes, Mini – Monoka.
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