Nasolacrimal Duct Laceration

Abstract

The nasolacrimal duct laceration are involved in 30% of all lacrimal system injuries. Nasolacrimal duct lacerations can be the result of blunt trauma. Nasolacrimal ducts may also become obstructed by indirect trauma as an after effect of nasolacrimal laceration and facial and orbital bone fractures. The patient with nasolacrimal injuries may present with significant concurrent facial wounds, and multiple system injuries. In this is with deep facial laceration after a The laceration extended from medial canthus region, anterior lacrimal crest to infraorbital region of midface nasolacrimal duct laceration was the minimally crest The epidemiology, the most important principles of surgical repair of nasolacrimal duct, special techniques of reconstructive surgery. She received primary micro reconstructive repair with silicone tubing and the extended from medial nasal canthus region with local patient did not