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PURPOSE: To investigate the effects of probing of lacrimal passage on congenital dacryocystitis. METHODS: 474 consecutive infants with congenital dacryocystitis were treated with probing of lacrimal passage. The data were retrospectively analyzed. RESULTS: In 474 eyes, there were 360 and 122 eyes with or without membranous block respectively, and 356 (98.89%) and 107 eyes (85.25%) with or without membranous resistance were respectively cured with probing of lacrimal passage; there were 12 eyes with stenosis and 8 eyes (66.67%) were cured. In operation, 1 and 3 eyes were respectively suffered from subcutaneous edema and laceration of canaliculus, but there was no baby suffered from infection or asphyxia. CONCLUSIONS: The effects of probing of lacrimal passage were related to the causes of obstruction of lacrimal passage, and it is very important to scrupulously feel in probing lacrimal passage.
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Dacryocystitis/congenital , Dacryocystorhinostomy , Child, Preschool , Dacryocystitis/surgery , Female , Humans , Infant , Lacrimal Duct Obstruction/congenital , Male , Retrospective StudiesABSTRACT
PURPOSE: To improve nursing quality after general anesthesia in children with strabismus operation and prevent from accidents. METHODS: 136 children with strabismus operation under general anesthesia were observed and cared by the same nursing staff. Efficient managements were performed to cure postoperative complications. The nursing records were analyzed. RESULTS: In the study, glossocoma occurred in 1 case, asphyxiation in 2 cases, fever in 7 cases, pain in 25 cases, vomiting without eating after awakening in 33 cases. One patient tore off the bandaging lint because of dysphoria. CONCLUSION: A careful preoperative and postoperative observation, early and predictive management of postoperative complications help the children with strabismus operation under general anesthesia to recover and prevent from the accidents.
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Strabismus/nursing , Anesthesia, General , Child , Child, Preschool , Female , Humans , Male , Postoperative Complications/prevention & control , Strabismus/surgeryABSTRACT
PURPOSE: To improve the prevention and nursing of complications after non-penetration trabecullar surgery (NPTS) combined with the implant. METHODS: 25 patients (35 eyes) were observed and nursed after they underwent NPTS combined with reticulated hyaluronic acid implant. RESULTS: In 35 eyes, the flat anterior chamber I occurred in 3 eyes, the flat anterior chamber 11 occurred in 2 eyes, and 2 eyes had hyphema in early period after operation. CONCLUSION: It is important to the success of operation that postoperative complications are detected timely, managed and nursed properly.