Larmoiement du nourrisson : conduite à tenir et thérapeutique

Guez, A.; Dureau, P.

doi:10.1016/j.arcped.2009.02.011

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“…Infants with epiphora are a common problem and several diseases, including epiblepharon, conjunctivitis, and CNLDO can result in epiphora [4]. Guez and Dureau [7] reported that the main causes of tearing are CNLDO and congenital glaucoma, the latter accounting for the seriousness of this condition. Corneal abrasions are also extremely common among 1- to 12-week-old infants and have unclear clinical significance [8].…”

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Symptom Based Diagnosis of Infant under One Year in Outpatient Clinic

Han

Kim

2014

Korean J Ophthalmol

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PurposeWe investigated chief complaints and ocular disorders in infants under one year of age and analyzed the association between complaints and disorders.MethodsThe medical records of 815 infants were reviewed. Chief complaints were grouped into the following 11 categories: eyelid drooping, epiphora (tearing), ocular discharge, lid swelling, eyelashes touching the eyeball, abnormalities of the anterior segment, abnormal eyeball movement (e.g., squint or nystagmus), red eye, trauma, poor eye contact, and miscellaneous. We performed ophthalmologic examinations at the doctors' discretion and analyzed the relationship between chief complaint and final diagnosis.ResultsMean age of visiting the outpatient clinic was 6.09 ± 3.07 months. The most common complaint was ocular discharge, followed by abnormal eyeball movement, epiphora, and eye redness. Among infants with ocular discharge, most were attributed to congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction (155 infants) and conjunctivitis (75 infants). A total of 160 guardians complained of abnormal eyeball movement and 86 of 160 infants (51.9%) suffered from pseudoesotropia. Additionally, exodeviation and esodeviation was found in 17.9% and 16.4% of infants, respectively. Eight guardian complained of poor eye contact in their infants and these infants were diagnosed with retinal disorders (3), congenital optic nerve disorders (2), cataract (1), glaucoma (1), and high hyperopia (1).ConclusionsThe most common ocular symptoms in infants under one year of age included ocular discharge, epiphora, and eye redness. However, infants with poor eye contact or suspected abnormal eye movement should undergo a full ophthalmologic examination.

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Symptom Based Diagnosis of Infant under One Year in Outpatient Clinic

Han

Kim

2014

Korean J Ophthalmol

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“…(15,16) It can be initially treated with Crigler massage, (17) topical and systemic antibiotics, and warm compresses. Because dacryocystocele is highly susceptible to infection, antibiotic prophylaxis is indicated.…”

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Congenital dacryocystocele: case report and treatment

Lorena¹,

Gonçalves²,

Silva³

2014

Revista Brasileira De Oftalmologia

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The dacryocystocele represents a rare congenital anomaly in the medial region of the orbit caused by distal obstruction (Hasner valve) and proximal (valve Rosenmüller) RESUMOA dacriocistocele representa uma rara anomalia congênita da região medial da órbita, causada pela obstrução distal (ao nível da válvula de Hasner) e proximal (ao nível da válvula de Rosenmüller) da via lacrimal, com subsequente dilatação do saco lacrimal. Recebe o nome de mucocele, quando seu conteúdo representa muco, ou amniocele, quando o seu conteúdo é preenchido por fluido amniótico. Acomete somente 0.1% das crianças, com obstrução do ducto lácrimonasal, sendo comumente unilateral e mais frequente no sexo feminino e com predisposição familiar. O diagnóstico é realizado pelas características clínicas: lesão cística tensa, abaixo do tendão cantal medial, de coloração azulacinzentada, rósea ou vermelha acompanhada por epífora desde o nascimento. No entanto podemos utilizar exames de imagem para diagnosticar esta anomalia congênita tais como: tomografia computadorizada, ressonância magnética e ultrassonografia.Descritores: Obstrução dos ductos lacrimais/congênito; Obstrução dos ductos lacrimais/diagnóstico; Obstrução dos ductos lacrimais/terapia; Obstrução dos ductos lacrimais/ultrassonografia; Cisto epidérmico; Cisto dermóide; Relatos de casos

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Excessive Tearing

Rosales¹

2021

Berkowitz’s Pediatrics

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Larmoiement du nourrisson : conduite à tenir et thérapeutique

Cited by 3 publications

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Symptom Based Diagnosis of Infant under One Year in Outpatient Clinic

Symptom Based Diagnosis of Infant under One Year in Outpatient Clinic

Congenital dacryocystocele: case report and treatment

Excessive Tearing

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