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pferde spiegel 2024; 27(04): 178-183
DOI: 10.1055/a-2268-7299
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Der klinische Fall: Lasergestützte Canaliculorhinostomie bei Atresie des Tränennasengangs

Camille Huguet
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Malte Harland
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Der klinische Fall

Bei einer 10-jährigen Ponystute wurde eine angeborene Atresie des Tränennasengangs mit dem einseitigen Fehlen des Nasenpünktchens diagnostiziert. Ziel des Eingriffs war die Schaffung einer Mündung des Tränennasengangs (Canaliculorhinostomie) mithilfe eines Dioden-Lasers unter Sedoanalgesie. Die in der Literatur beschriebene lange Verweildauer des Katheters konnte in diesem Fall deutlich verkürzt werden.



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11 December 2024

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