1.Tracheal laceration associated with self-extubation.
Korean Journal of Medicine 2010;78(1):54-55
No abstract available.
Lacerations
2.Dural laceration in burst fracture of thoracolumbar spine.
Myun Whan AHN ; Jae Man RYOO ; Jae Sung SUH ; Jong Chul AHN ; Joo Chul IHN
The Journal of the Korean Orthopaedic Association 1991;26(4):1205-1212
No abstract available.
Lacerations*
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Spine*
3.Reconstruction of the Lacrimal Canaliculus.
Journal of the Korean Ophthalmological Society 1976;17(1):71-76
From September 1973 to October 1975, author had experienced two cases of congenital canaliculus atresia and eight of traumatic canalicus lacerations, and repaired them by means of the Pigtail probe of Worst inserted through a polyethylene tube (size of which being 46, I.D. 016" O.D. 031"). The length of time to leave the polyethylene tube in place had been six to eight weeks. Z plasty was performed to prevent cicatrical contraction of the lower lid. Two cases of congenital canaliculus atresia became reobstructed two weeks after removal of the tube which were accidentally slipped out. In a single case in which Z pIasty was not performed, the patient continued to complain of lacrimation due to cicatrical contraction in the lower lid margin medial to the punctum. The canaliculus, however, demonstrated the patency as evidenced by nasal drainage of fluid syringed into the punctum.
Drainage
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Humans
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Lacerations
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Polyethylene
4.Tongue laceration during electroconvulsive therapy.
Korean Journal of Anesthesiology 2012;62(1):101-102
No abstract available.
Electroconvulsive Therapy
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Lacerations
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Tongue
5.Tracheal Laceration Related to Endotracheal Intubation.
Sun Woo KIM ; Gwang Jin OH ; Si Gyun ROH ; Nae Ho LEE ; Kyung Moo YANG
Archives of Plastic Surgery 2014;41(2):182-183
No abstract available.
Intubation, Intratracheal*
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Lacerations*
6.Growth Disturbance of Nail Plate after a Metacarpal Fracture: Four Cases Report.
Dae Hee LEE ; Youn Moo HEO ; Jin Woong YI ; Hyo Jong NAM ; Won Sub SUNG
Journal of the Korean Society for Surgery of the Hand 2013;18(4):167-172
The fingernail is damaged and deformed by various causes such as crushing, laceration, avulsion injury, infection, tumor and personal habit. The growth disturbance of nail plate may be caused by systemic diseases or trauma without a direct injury of the fingernail and is usually found in accident. We experienced abnormal growth of nail plate in four patients with previous fractures of metacarpal bone. At about 8 weeks after trauma, a swelling and tenderness on the eponychium and a growth disturbance of affected nail plates occurred. All affected fingernails were treated with the nail extraction. The authors report four cases of growth disturbance of nail plates which obtained the satisfactory results by using the nail extraction.
Humans
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Lacerations
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Nails
7.The average index of fluorescein dye disappearance test in the young people
Journal of Practical Medicine 2004;494(11):47-49
A study was carried out on 55 eyes of 29 volunteers aged from 21 to 47 years old in order to find out the average values of the fluorescein dye disappearance test (FDD test) in the young people - a group at high risk of canalicular lacerations. The results showed that, with 0.5% solution of fluorescein commonly used in daily practice, the average height of lacrimal streams dyed with fluorescein is 0.18 mm with standard deviation of 0.09 mm. This is the first work to define quantitatively the values of the FDD test on normal eyes. The results of the research could be basic data to evaluate outcomes of reconstructive canalicular surgery.
Fluorescein
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Eye
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Lacerations
8.Bicanalicular Intubation to Repair Canalicular Laceration Guided by 6-0 Prolene with Pigtail Probe
Sung Yeon JUN ; Bo Ram LEE ; Yeon Jung CHOI ; Sang Un LEE ; Sung Chul KIM
Korean Journal of Ophthalmology 2019;33(6):569-570
No abstract available.
Intubation
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Lacerations
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Polypropylenes
9.Divergence of Femoral interference screw versus Knee Flexion Angle during Endoscopic ACL Reconstruction.
Kee Byoung LEE ; Eung Joo LEE ; Jin Young LEE ; Kyung Won SONG ; In Heon PARK ; Sung Soo LEE
Journal of the Korean Knee Society 1998;10(1):40-44
The endoscopic single-incision technique using interference fit screws to secure patellar tendon-bone plugs in the femoral and tibial tunnels has been very popular method for ACL reconstruction. However, several potential complications has been reported such as violation of the posterior wall of the femoal tunnel, laceration of graft during femoral screw insertion, protrusion of the tibial bone block distally due to a lengthy graft and more frequently divergence of the femoral interference screw. We performed 56 consecutive endoscopic ACL reconstruction. In Groi.p I, femoral tunnel drilling were performed at 70-80 degrees of knee flexion. In Group 11, they were done at $5 degrees of knee flexion. Postoperative radiographic analysis of bone-interference screw divergence angle shows 5.9 degrees in AP view, 6.21 degrees in Lateral view in Group I and 3.14 degrees, 3.35 degre.s in Group II respectevely. In conclusion, Bone-interference screw divergence can be decreased with less knee flexion about 45 degree during preparing femoral tunnel.
Knee*
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Lacerations
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Transplants
10.Long-term results of mini-monoka® monocanalicular intubation in the repair of canalicular lacerations
Armida L. Suller ; Alexander D. Tan
Philippine Journal of Ophthalmology 2018;43(1):19-27
Objective:
To report the epidemiology of canalicular lacerations and surgical outcomes of canalicular laceration
repair with Mini-Monoka® (FCI Ophthalmics, Issy-les-Moulineaux, Cedex, France) intubation.
Methods:
This is a retrospective interventional case series of patients who underwent Mini-Monoka® intubation
in the repair of canalicular laceration from 2010 to 2015 at a tertiary state-owned hospital in Manila, Philippines.
Patient demographics, surgical outcomes, and complications were analyzed.
Results:
Fourteen patients (12 males and 2 females) underwent Mini-Monoka® intubation for monocanalicular
laceration. The mean age at presentation was 27 years (range, 16-47 years). The mean duration of follow-up was
2.92 years (range, 1.28-6.15 years). Canalicular patency was achieved in 12 out of the 14 patients (86%). None of
the 12 patients experienced epiphora following stent removal resulting in a functional success rate of 100%. Two
patients had punctal slitting (14%). Premature stent loss occurred in 2 out of the 14 patients (14%).
Conclusion
Mini-Monoka® intubation is effective in maintaining the long-term anatomical patency of the
lacerated canaliculus. It is a simple and minimally invasive procedure making it a safe and reasonable alternative to
the traditional methods of canalicular repair.
Lacerations
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Eyelid Diseases