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11. Innovative cost-effective method to repair lacrimal cannaliculi laceration – finding proximal end and stent

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Shah, Shreya M., Shah, Mehul A., Patel, Kashyap B., and Singh, Romi U.

Subjects
lacrimal canalicular laceration, prolene suture, stent, identification of proximal end, Ophthalmology, RE1-994
Abstract

Purpose: To explore a new technique to find out the proximal end of lacerated canaliculi and a new material for the stent.Methods: Surgery was performed on 9 eyes of 9 patients using a 5/0 prolene suture needle as a modified probe. Prolene suture was inserted as a stent and left in place for two months. All the data were analyzed.Results: The surgery was successful in all cases and the prolene were removed after two months. The mean follow-up time after the tube removal was 3.8 months (range 3–6 months). No other complications associated with the prolene sutures were noticed except for epiphora and corneal irritation in three cases. All the tubes were removed successfully without any difficulty. No iatrogenic injuries occurred during prolene removal.Conclusions: The reported surgical technique is a very cost-effective option for lacrimal canalicular laceration repair.

Published
2019
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21. Successful repair of injury to the eyelid, lacrimal passage, and extraocular muscle

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Shah, Shreya Mehul, Shah, Mehul Ashvin, Shah, Prerna D., and Patel, Kashyap B.

Subjects
lacrimal canalicular injury repair, extraocular muscle rupture repair, lid laceration repair, Ophthalmology, RE1-994
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Introduction: Injury is a known cause of monocular blindness. Ocular trauma may affect lacrimal canaliculi and the extraocular muscle. We report this case as it includes injury to lid, lacrimal canaliculi and inferior rectus. Case description: A 25-year-old male presented with an injury caused by a sharp object that resulted in a conjunctival tear, lid tear involving the lacrimal canal, and rupture of the inferior rectus muscle. All of the structures were repaired successfully during a single procedure. Conclusion: An extraocular injury involving the conjunctiva, lid, lacrimal passages, and extraocular muscles can be repaired successfully during a single procedure.

Published
2016
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43. On the Hot Workability of ELI Grade Titanium Alloy Ti–6Al–4V

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Narayana Murty, S. V. S., Nageswara Rao, B., and Kashyap, B. P.

Abstract

Using the test data of extra low interstitial (ELI) grade titanium alloy Ti–6Al– 4V (wt.%) with microstructural observations, studies are made to examine the flow localization concepts as well as the simplified metallurgical stability criterion for delineating the regions of flow instabilities in the processing maps. The optimum hot working conditions for the material are suggested.

Published
2022
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