dacryocystitis造句
1. Chronic dacryocystitis:It is a quite common ophthalmopathy, due to narrow or obstruction of nasolacrimal duct, tears retain in the lacrimal sac complicated by bacterial infection.
2. Conclusion: The best period for treatment of the dacryocystitis neonatorum is between 3 - 6 months old.
3. Objective: To observe the treatment of chronic dacryocystitis after probing lacrimal passages and infusing antibiotic oculentum.
4. The dacryocyst of 7 chronic dacryocystitis cases(8 eyes)were located through nasal cavity guided by endo-ophthalmic optical fiber.
5. Methods 72 cases ( 81 eyes ) chronic dacryocystitis were treated by reverse implantation with lacrimal artifical canal.
6. Other less common etiologies include dacryocystitis, retained orbital foreign body, periocular trauma and dental infection.
7. Methods Congenital dacryocystitis were treated with dacryocystitis massage, dacryosolen lavage and dacryorhinocystotomy.
8. Objective: To treat chronic dacryocystitis by rebuild the lacrimal passage with skin grafting and dacryocystorhinostomy.
9. For bacterial conjunctivitis, keratitis, corneal ulcer, dacryocystitis, loaded with eye infection and anaesthetic.
10. Conclusion: Treatment for chronic dacryocystitis by probing through nasolacrimal duct under endoscopy is better.
11. RESULTS: Of the 40 cases of chronic dacryocystitis patients with lacrimal secretion culture, 39 cases were positive, a total of 50 strains positive bacteria were isolated .
12. This product is suitable for the treatment of bacterial conjunctivitis, keratitis, corneal ulcer, dacryocystitis, loaded with eye infection after infection.
13. Objective : To determine the possibility of curing chronic dacryocystitis by probing through nasolacrimal duct under endoscopy.
14. Conclusion: The probing of lacrimal passage is a useful method for neonatal dacryocystitis.
15. There are epiphora, conjunctival hyperemia. Press the area of the dacryocystitis there is mucous or mucopurulent secretion flowing out from the lacrimal punctum...
16. Objective To observation the clinical effect of lacrimal artifical canal treatment of chronic dacryocystitis.
17. OBJECTIVE To observe clinical effect of probing of lacrimal passage for treatment of neonatal dacryocystitis.
18. Objective To explore the applied value of nasal endoscope in chronic dacryocystitis.
19. Methods In the nose the mirror downward nasal cavity saccus lacrimalis makes Kong Zhu to treat the chronic dacryocystitis altogether 18 examples(21).
20. AIM: To evaluate the curative effect of intra-nasal dacryocystorhinostomy on chronic dacryocystitis under the nasoscope.
21. Objective To study the effect of nasolacrimal duct reconstruction for refractory congenital dacryocystitis with KTP laser.
22. Objective To explore the curative effects of antidromic nasolacrimal expansion combined with artificial nasolacrimal canal stent implantation for chronic dacryocystitis.
23. Methods: The probing of lacrimal passage was performed in 97 eyes with neonatal dacryocystitis.
24. Conclusion Endoscopic transnasal dacryocystorhinostomy is an effective way to treat the chronic dacryocystitis.
25. Objective To evaluate the effect of lacrimal passage probing with soft probe in congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction (CNDO) or congenital dacryocystitis (CD).
26. Objective To observe the effect of combined therapy for congenital dacryocystitis.
27. METHODS: Material of lacrimal secretion in 40 cases of patients with chronic dacryocystitis was sampled for bacterial culture, isolation, identification and drug sensitivity test.
28. Conclusions Dacryocystorhinostomy with endoscope is an ideal way to treat chronic dacryocystitis.
29. Objective To observe the clinical efficacy of dacryorhinostotomy remedy for chronic dacryocystitis under intranasal endoscope.
30. Objective To investigate the efficacy of probing lacrimal passage in early period on neonatorum dacryocystitis.
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