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PubMed1989

[Rhinolithiasis complicated by purulent dacryocystitis].

A female patient aged 80 with rhinolith in the right nostril was described. She developed typical symptomatology in the sense of one-sided difficult nose-breathing, abundant, purulent, fetid excretions complicated by purulent dacryocystitisin the right eye. The diagnosis was established on the basis of anamnesis and clinical finding and was radiologically confirmed. It was solved by concassation and removal of the rhinolyth. Postoperative course was uneventful.

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PubMed1979

Genesis and therapy of dacryocystitis neonatorum.

By means of post mortem dacryocystograms and photomicrographs of histological slides, the topography and morphology of the lacrimal ducts in newborn infants are demonstrated. Because of bends in the course of the lower tear duct a percentage of probings will fail to effect satisfactory perforation of Hasner's membrane. In most cases the soft texture of this membrane requires no more than syringing under pressure, using the hollow probe as described by Bangerter (1953).

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