1979
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-87151-1_17
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Dakryozystographische Befunde und therapeutische Konsequenzen

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“…Clinically an ectatic, enlarged lacrimal sac is the typical sign of a chronic dacryostenosis (Figure 10). To acertain the diagnosis the following examinations must be made: a slitlamp examination of the lacrimal puncta, of the conjuctiva and of the anterior segment of the globe (Busse and Hollwich, 1978), the 'lacrimal punctum excursion test' (Jtinemann and Schulte, 1974), the diagnostic irrigation of the lacrimal passage (Bangerter, 1953), the nasal dye test (Fischer, 1918), the canaliculus test (West, 1918), the Jones test I and II (Jones, 1966), the standardized A-scan echography (Rochels et al, 1984) and the dacryocystography (Figure 9, 12) (Aubaret, 1911;Szily, 1914;Busse et al, 1979;Gullotta and Denffer, 1980). To acertain the diagnosis the following examinations must be made: a slitlamp examination of the lacrimal puncta, of the conjuctiva and of the anterior segment of the globe (Busse and Hollwich, 1978), the 'lacrimal punctum excursion test' (Jtinemann and Schulte, 1974), the diagnostic irrigation of the lacrimal passage (Bangerter, 1953), the nasal dye test (Fischer, 1918), the canaliculus test (West, 1918), the Jones test I and II (Jones, 1966), the standardized A-scan echography (Rochels et al, 1984) and the dacryocystography (Figure 9, 12) (Aubaret, 1911;Szily, 1914;Busse et al, 1979;Gullotta and Denffer, 1980).…”
Section: Chronic Dacryostenosismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Clinically an ectatic, enlarged lacrimal sac is the typical sign of a chronic dacryostenosis (Figure 10). To acertain the diagnosis the following examinations must be made: a slitlamp examination of the lacrimal puncta, of the conjuctiva and of the anterior segment of the globe (Busse and Hollwich, 1978), the 'lacrimal punctum excursion test' (Jtinemann and Schulte, 1974), the diagnostic irrigation of the lacrimal passage (Bangerter, 1953), the nasal dye test (Fischer, 1918), the canaliculus test (West, 1918), the Jones test I and II (Jones, 1966), the standardized A-scan echography (Rochels et al, 1984) and the dacryocystography (Figure 9, 12) (Aubaret, 1911;Szily, 1914;Busse et al, 1979;Gullotta and Denffer, 1980). To acertain the diagnosis the following examinations must be made: a slitlamp examination of the lacrimal puncta, of the conjuctiva and of the anterior segment of the globe (Busse and Hollwich, 1978), the 'lacrimal punctum excursion test' (Jtinemann and Schulte, 1974), the diagnostic irrigation of the lacrimal passage (Bangerter, 1953), the nasal dye test (Fischer, 1918), the canaliculus test (West, 1918), the Jones test I and II (Jones, 1966), the standardized A-scan echography (Rochels et al, 1984) and the dacryocystography (Figure 9, 12) (Aubaret, 1911;Szily, 1914;Busse et al, 1979;Gullotta and Denffer, 1980).…”
Section: Chronic Dacryostenosismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Slit lamp examination of the lacrimal puncta, the conjunctiva and of the anterior segment of the globe is the first step [8], followed by the lacrimal puncture excursion test [9], the canaliculus test [10], the Jones-test one and two [11], the diagnostic syringing of the lacrimal pathways [12], the standardized A-scan echography [13] and dacryocystography [14]. Is it often useful to provide a rhinological status additionally [15].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%