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Page 1: (c) LACRIMAL APPARATUS

LACRIMAL LACRIMAL APPARATUSAPPARATUS

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Lacrimal ApparatusLacrimal Apparatus

►Secretary portion : Lacrimal GlandSecretary portion : Lacrimal Gland►Lacrimal Passage: Puncta]Lacrimal Passage: Puncta]

CannaliculiCannaliculi

Lacrimal SacLacrimal Sac

Naso Lacrimal DuctNaso Lacrimal Duct

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Lacrimal ApparatusLacrimal Apparatus

Functions of TearFunctions of Tear►Washing away of Foreign BodiesWashing away of Foreign Bodies►keeps Cornea Moistkeeps Cornea Moist►Bacteriostatic Action : Lyzozyme Bacteriostatic Action : Lyzozyme

enzymeenzyme

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Lacrimal ApparatusLacrimal Apparatus

►Lacrimation – Increased Secretion of tearLacrimation – Increased Secretion of tearPsychogenicPsychogenicIrritation of EyeIrritation of EyeOcular InflammationOcular Inflammation

►Epipora- Overflowing of tears due to Epipora- Overflowing of tears due to obstruction in lacrimal passageobstruction in lacrimal passageEctropion, Occlusion of punctaEctropion, Occlusion of punctaObstruction of NLDObstruction of NLD

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Chronic DacryocystitisChronic Dacryocystitis

►Chronic inflammation of Lacrimal SacChronic inflammation of Lacrimal Sac►Exciting Factor- NLD ObstructionExciting Factor- NLD Obstruction►Aetiology- Spread of Infection from Aetiology- Spread of Infection from

nosenose

- Nasal Polyp/ DNS- Nasal Polyp/ DNS

- Fracture Maxilla- Fracture Maxilla►Organisms- Staph, Strepto, PneumoOrganisms- Staph, Strepto, Pneumo

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Chronic DacryocystitisChronic Dacryocystitis

►Symptoms – Watering of the eyeSymptoms – Watering of the eye►Signs- Swelling at the region of sacSigns- Swelling at the region of sac

Regurgitation of mucopus on Regurgitation of mucopus on pressure pressure over sac over sac

Congestion in caruncle regionCongestion in caruncle region

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Chronic DacryocystitisChronic Dacryocystitis

► InvestigationInvestigation

- Sac syringing- Mucopurulent - Sac syringing- Mucopurulent regurgitation from upper regurgitation from upper

punctumpunctum

- Dacryocystography- Dacryocystography

- MDCG- MDCG

-Dacryoscintigraphy-Dacryoscintigraphy

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Chronic DacryocystitisChronic Dacryocystitis

►ComplicationsComplications

-Acute Dacryocystitis-Acute Dacryocystitis

-Chronic Conjunctivitis-Chronic Conjunctivitis

-Hypopyon Corneal Ulcer -Hypopyon Corneal Ulcer

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Chronic DacryocystitisChronic Dacryocystitis

►Treatment- Always SurgicalTreatment- Always Surgical

DacrycystorhinostomyDacrycystorhinostomy

DacryocystectomyDacryocystectomy

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Acute DacryocystitisAcute Dacryocystitis

►Suppurative Inflammation of Lacrimal Suppurative Inflammation of Lacrimal Sac and pericystic tissueSac and pericystic tissue

►Aetiology- Chronic DacryocystitisAetiology- Chronic Dacryocystitis

Penetrating Injury of Penetrating Injury of Lacrimal Lacrimal Sac Sac

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Acute DacryocystitisAcute Dacryocystitis

►Clinical FeaturesClinical Features

- Tender swelling in the region of sac- Tender swelling in the region of sac

- Skin over swelling is red- Skin over swelling is red

- Systemic features like Fever- Systemic features like Fever

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Acute DacryocystitisAcute Dacryocystitis

►ComplicationsComplications

Lacrimal abscessLacrimal abscess

lacrimal Fistulalacrimal Fistula

Chronic DacryocystitisChronic Dacryocystitis

Orbital CellulitisOrbital Cellulitis

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Acute DacryocystitisAcute Dacryocystitis

►TreatmentTreatment

Systemic AntibioticsSystemic Antibiotics

Anti inflammatory DrugsAnti inflammatory Drugs

Hot CompressesHot Compresses

If pus points- I & DIf pus points- I & D

Once inflammation subsides DCR Once inflammation subsides DCR after after four weeks intervalfour weeks interval

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Congenital Congenital DacryostenosisDacryostenosis

► Also known as congenital DacryocystitisAlso known as congenital Dacryocystitis► Aetiology – non canalization of naso Aetiology – non canalization of naso

lacrimal duct lacrimal duct

► Clinical features- WateringClinical features- Watering-Matting of Eye lashes-Matting of Eye lashes

-Regurgitation on -Regurgitation on pressure pressure over sacover sac

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Congenital Congenital DacryostenosisDacryostenosis

►Differential DiagnosisDifferential Diagnosis

Congenital GlaucomaCongenital Glaucoma

Ophthalmia NeonatorumOphthalmia Neonatorum

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Congenital Congenital DacryostenosisDacryostenosis

►TreatmentTreatment

Sac MassageSac Massage

Topical antibioticsTopical antibiotics

Probing -If No relief in 2-3 monthsProbing -If No relief in 2-3 monthsDCR - If Repeated probing DCR - If Repeated probing

failsfails

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DacryoadenitisDacryoadenitis

► Inflammation of Lacrimal GlandInflammation of Lacrimal Gland►Two types -AcuteTwo types -Acute

ChronicChronic

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DacryoadenitisDacryoadenitis

►Common in childrenCommon in children►Following viral infections – Mumps Following viral infections – Mumps

Measles and Infectious mononucleosisMeasles and Infectious mononucleosis►Clinical Features – Clinical Features –

Swelling of Lateral part of lid – Swelling of Lateral part of lid – S shaped ptosisS shaped ptosisdiplopiadiplopia

►May form an abscessMay form an abscess

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DacryoadenitisDacryoadenitis

►TreatmentTreatment

Systemic AntibioticsSystemic Antibiotics

Anti inflammatory DrugsAnti inflammatory Drugs

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Chronic DacryoadenitisChronic Dacryoadenitis

►Usually blilateralUsually blilateral►Aetiology – Granulomatous InfectionAetiology – Granulomatous Infection

TuberculosisTuberculosis

SarcoidosisSarcoidosis►Treatment – Anti infalmmatory DrugsTreatment – Anti infalmmatory Drugs

Treatment of causeTreatment of cause

Complication – Dry EyeComplication – Dry Eye

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LIDSLIDS

►Functions of LidsFunctions of Lids

Protects the globeProtects the globe

Wetting of corneaWetting of cornea

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LIDSLIDS

►Anatomy-Anatomy-►Four Layers- SkinFour Layers- Skin

Muscular LayerMuscular Layer

TarsusTarsus

ConjunctivitisConjunctivitis►Skin is thin, devoid of subcutaneous Skin is thin, devoid of subcutaneous

fatfat

non hair bearingnon hair bearing

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LIDSLIDS

►Hair at eyelid margin are highly modified Hair at eyelid margin are highly modified and arranged in 2-3 rows called as ciliaand arranged in 2-3 rows called as cilia

►Glands- Sweat Galnds- Molls GlandGlands- Sweat Galnds- Molls Gland

Sebacious gland- Zeis GlandSebacious gland- Zeis Gland

Meibomian Glands – Highly modified Meibomian Glands – Highly modified sebacious glands embedded in Tarsal sebacious glands embedded in Tarsal plate -30-40 in upper lidplate -30-40 in upper lid

15 – 20 in lower lid15 – 20 in lower lid

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Hordeolum Externum Hordeolum Externum

►Suppurative inflammation of Molls/ Zeis Suppurative inflammation of Molls/ Zeis Gland Gland

►Commonly called as styeCommonly called as stye►Painful tender swelling at lid MarginPainful tender swelling at lid Margin►Pus points at root of ciliaPus points at root of cilia►Treatment- Hot compressesTreatment- Hot compresses

NSAIDs & Systemic AntibioticsNSAIDs & Systemic Antibiotics Epilation of affected ciliaEpilation of affected cilia

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Hordeolum InternumHordeolum Internum

► Suppurative inflammation of Meibomian GlandsSuppurative inflammation of Meibomian Glands► Painful tender swelling at lid MarginPainful tender swelling at lid Margin►More Painful because of tough Tarsal plateMore Painful because of tough Tarsal plate► Pus points on conjunctival surfacePus points on conjunctival surface► Treatment- Hot compressesTreatment- Hot compresses

NSAIDs & Systemic AntibioticsNSAIDs & Systemic Antibiotics

Topical AntibioticsTopical Antibiotics

Incision & DrainageIncision & Drainage

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BlepharitisBlepharitis

► Inflammtion of Lid marginInflammtion of Lid margin►Two Types- Squamous BlepharitisTwo Types- Squamous Blepharitis

Ulcerative BlepharitisUlcerative Blepharitis

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Squamous BlepharitisSquamous Blepharitis

►Usually associated with seborrhoeaUsually associated with seborrhoea►Excess Liids are converted to fatty Excess Liids are converted to fatty

acids at lid margin which gives rise to acids at lid margin which gives rise to inflanmmationinflanmmation

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Squamous BlepharitisSquamous Blepharitis

►Clinical FeaturesClinical Features► Itching and burning of eyelidsItching and burning of eyelids►White scale seen at lash lineWhite scale seen at lash line►Scle can be easily removed Scle can be easily removed ►Underlying skin healthyUnderlying skin healthy►Treatment – Lid HygieneTreatment – Lid Hygiene

Bland ointBland ointTreatment of SeborrhoeaTreatment of Seborrhoea

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Ulcerative BlepharitisUlcerative Blepharitis

►Chronic Infection of lid margin by Chronic Infection of lid margin by StapylococciStapylococci

►Clinical Features- Swelling of Lid MarginClinical Features- Swelling of Lid Margin

-Prominent vessels at lid margin-Prominent vessels at lid margin

-Yellowish crusts at lash line-Yellowish crusts at lash line

-Difficult to remove-Difficult to remove

-On removal of crusts -On removal of crusts underlying underlying skin show ulcersskin show ulcers

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Ulcerative BlepharitisUlcerative Blepharitis

►ComplicationsComplications

Madarosis, Trichiasis, entropion,Madarosis, Trichiasis, entropion,

ectropionectropion

-Chronic Conjunctivitis-Chronic Conjunctivitis

-Marginal Keratitis-Marginal Keratitis

-Punctate epithelial Keratitis-Punctate epithelial Keratitis

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Ulcerative BlepharitisUlcerative Blepharitis

►TreatmentTreatment-Removal crust using baby shampoo / -Removal crust using baby shampoo /

2% Sodium Bicarbonate solution2% Sodium Bicarbonate solution-Application of Antibiotic ointment to -Application of Antibiotic ointment to lid marginlid margin-Topical antibiotic drops-Topical antibiotic drops

-If recurrent – A course of systemic -If recurrent – A course of systemic antibioticsantibiotics