Title: Trans canalicular D'C'R with Endonasal Endoscopic Intubation
1Trans canalicular D.C.R with Endonasal
Endoscopic Intubation
Laser Assisted
2DR QAZI M. WASIQ
M.C.P.S.,F.I.C.S EYE
SURGEON
SPENCER EYE HOSPITAL CDGK
KARACHI
DR FASIHULLAH MIR
M.C.P.S.,F.I.C.S,D.L.O.(LONDON)
ENT SURGEON
3INTRODUCTION
- EPIPHORA OR ABNORMAL TEARING occurs due to
blockage in the lacrimal drainage system. - Causes of lacrimal obstruction includes,failed
canalization at birth,recurrent infections,growth
and aging factors.
4INTRODUCTION
- DCR surgery provides fistulization of lacrimal
sac in to nasal cavity - Operative approach may be external,endonasal
endoscopic or transcanalicular. - Our approach Transcanalicular combined with
endonasal endoscopic.
5MATERIALS
- Nettleship punctum dilator,malleable probes
- Diomed diode laser,with power settings maximum15w
- Fibreoptic cable,flexible laser fibre,with
diameter of 400micro meter core with outer
cladding,total diameter 800micro meter.
6MATERIALS
- Endoscope with mounted video camera connected to
TV monitor. - DCR silicone tube.(stent).
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7PATIENTS EVALUATION
- History
- Examination,by ENT,EYE and Anaesthetist.
- Regurgitation (rough method of assesment of
blockage ) - Florescin dye test
8PATIENTS EVALUATION
- Irrigation of lacrimal passages(diagnostic/therape
utic). - PNS,X-rays
- Dacryocystography
- General and Systemic examination(to exclude
diabetes,hypertension,bleeding disorders)
9ADVANTAGES
- Provides effective safe procedure without skin
incision - Less tissue injury and bleeding
- Can be done in narrow nasal fossae
- Pumping action of orbicularis is preserved
- No nasal packings required usually
- Faster patient recovery.
- Procedure can be repeated if required
10Anatomy of lacrimal drainage system
11Physiology of tear drainage
12Dacryocystogram
13Probing
14D.C.R surgery steps
15ENDOSCOPIC CAMERA
16DIOMED LASER WITH CAMERA
17Protective Laser shield goggles for surgery team
18Patients preparation
19Instruments trolley
20Punctum dilation
21Probing
22Probing
23Laser fibre opticswith red aiming beam
24Video monitoring for localization of laser fibre
optic (location of nasal opening)
25SURGICAL ANATOMY
26Transcanalicular and Endonasalcombined approach
27Probing and insertion of laser fibre optic
28Transcanalicular entry into the nose
29Endoscopic nasal entry withvideo camera
attachment
30Endonasal widening of opening
31DCR tube (silicone stent)
32Metallic tip of DCR tube in the nose localized
with endoscope
33Introduction of DCR tube into lacrimal passages
34Placement of bicanalicular silicone stent
35Nasal ends tied in the nose
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37Recovery,Post op patient on the table
38POST OP
39Complications
- Operative Damage to punctum and
canaliculus. - False passage.
- Encounter thick bone.
- Inadvertent damage to
lacrimal and nasal tissues.
40Complications
- Immediate post operative
- Pain and swelling.
- Bleeding and infection
- Expulsion of silicone tube.
- Nasal mucus plugs and crusts.
41Complications
- Late post operative
- Infection.
- Fibrosis.and
- Stenosis of
the Rhinostomy
opening. - Cheese
wiring of puncta and - canaliculii.
42TABLE 1LIST OF PATIENTS
43TABLE 2
44Results
- 8/12 had good satisfactory out come,with absence
of epiphora.(66.6). - 3/12 had mild epiphora with morning sticky
discharge.(25). - 1/12 had totally failed outcome after 5
months,repeat surgery done,1 month back,with
satisfactory outcome.(8.4). - Two patients had infection ,treated
conservatively with success.
45CONCLUSION
- Different techniques are proposed for relief of
NLD obstruction. - External DCR
- Transcanalicular approach
- Endonasal technique
- Conjunctivo-dacryocystorhinostomy
- Combined technique of TCL-DCR and ENL-DCR offers
added advantages.
46Key words
- In our experience combined technique appears to
be quick,efficient,less traumatic,reliable and
repeatable.
47Post op patient
48Post op patient 2nd day
49Post op patients
50Pre op patient with scarred lacrimal area
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52Post op patientwith silicone tube in place