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AIM: To investigate the application value of Worst lacrimal probe combined with modified lacrimal duct intubation in anastomosis of complex canalicular laceration.METHODS: Retrospective study. A total of 68 cases(68 eyes)with complex traumatic canalicular laceration treated in the ophthalmology department of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Zunyi Medical University from March 1, 2019 to March 31, 2021 were selected. They were divided into two groups according to the surgical methods, with 36 patients(36 eyes)who were treated with the Worst lacrimal probe to find the broken end of lacrimal duct combined with improved lacrimal duct threading intubation in group A, and 32 patients(32 eyes)who were treated with microscope to find the broken end of lacrimal duct and two-way intubation anastomosis canaliculus intubation in group B. The clinical efficacy, success rate of intraoperative search for the broken end of lacrimal duct, searching time, operation time, the degree of pain, postoperative ocular foreign body sensation and complications were compared between the two groups.RESULTS: The total effective rate of clinical efficacy in patients of group A was higher than that in group B(94% vs. 38%), the success rate of intraoperative search for broken end of lacrimal duct was higher than that in group B(100% vs. 47%), the searching time and operation time were shorter than those in group B, and the score of pain degree was lower than that in group B(all P<0.05). The postoperative follow-up for 6mo-1a showed that the ocular foreign body sensation score, the incidence of lacrimal punctum rupture and morphological change, and the degree of tear overflow in group A were all lower than those in group B(all P<0.05).CONCLUSION: Worst lacrimal probe combined with modified lacrimal duct intubation for the treatment of complex traumatic canalicular laceration can find the broken end of lacrimal duct more accurately, shorten the operation time, reduce the pain and foreign body sensation of patients, improve clinical efficacy and reduce the incidence of complications.
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Objective To observe the anatomical structure of spinoglenoid notch of scapula by 3D reconstruction of normal adult scapula by computed tomography (CT), and to provide reference for clinical assessment of suprascapular nerve compression risk, suprascapular nerve compression treatment and shoulder joint operation. Methods Totally 335 cases of normal adult scapula were reconstructed by CT, and classified according to the anatomical shape of spinoglenoid notch; the spinoglenoid notch width (MN), spinoglenoid notch depth (OP), spinoglenoid notch thickness (XY), spinoglenoid notch angle (Z.M0N), distance from 0 point to the inner upper corner of scapula (0A), distance from 0 point to medial lateral edge of scapula (OB), distance from 0 point to inferior angle of scapula (OC) and distance from 0 point to the lowest point of suprascapular notch (OD) were observed and analyzed. Results 1. The morphology of spinoglenoid notch was divided into four types; U type (41. 79%), fin type (42. 99%), L type (8. 36%) and ladder type (6. 86%). U type and fin type were the most common types. Comparison of the four shapes; fin type was the narrowest (11.58 ± 1.74) mm and the deepest (14.58 ± 1.81) mm, the /_ M0N was the smallest (45.62 ± 6.43) ° and the ladder type was the widest (14. 20 ± 2. 67) mm and the shallowest (10. 80 ± 0. 79) mm, the Z.MON was maximum (57. 69 ± 2. 22) ° and the least prone to suprascapular nerve compression. 2. There was no significant difference in MN, OP, XY, zlMON, OA, OB, 0C and OD between left and right sides. 3. The data of MN, OP, XY, OA, OB, OC and OD of men were larger than those of women significantly, but Z. MON was smaller than that of women, indicating that men' s spinoglenoid notch was thicker, wider and deeper, and scapula was wider and longer than that of women. Conclusion The measurement of the morphological and anatomical characteristics of spinoglenoid notch with CT three-dimensional reconstruction is helpful to evaluate the risk of suprascapular nerve compression, the treatment of suprascapular nerve compression, and provide guidance for clinical shoulder surgery.