Endoscopic DCR and Dacryolith Removal
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Author: Joseph Rousso
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Specialties: Ophthalmology, Otolaryngology, Rhinology Skullbased
Schools: The New York Eye & Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai
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This video displays a left sided Endoscopic DCR with lit pipette assistance for a 25 year old patient with severe epiphora and pain from chronic dacrocystitis and dacryolith.
Procedure
Endoscopic DCR and Dacryolith Removal
Indications
Epiphora, recurrent dacrocystitis
Contraindications
Instrumentation
Setup
0 degree rigid endoscope and sinus set instrumentation
Preoperative Workup
Maxillofacial/Sinus CT scan
Anatomy and Landmarks
Middle turbinate, lacrimal sac
Advantages/Disadvantages
minimally invasive
Complications/Risks
orbital injuries, blindness
Disclosure of Conflicts
orbital injuries, blindness
Acknowledgements
References
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