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Surgical treatment of lagophthalmos and ectropion in leprosy |
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Sung Yul Ahn, and Hyang Joon Park# |
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Ahn's plastic & esthetic surgery clinic, Seoul, Korea, and Dept. of Dermatology, Dankook University Hospital#, Cheonan, Korea |
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Paralytic lagophthalmos and ectropion by leprosy are serious complications of facial paralysis, which may lead to exposure keratitis and corneal ulceration, which could further lead to blindness. In December 1995, ¥° (Ahn) reported in this journal on the treatment of 38 patients suffering with lagophthalmos and ectropion due to facial palsy. The treatment methods used with these patients were varied as there was no concensus at that time on which was the most effective. However, after further study and application of these various methods or an additional 60 patients since my December 1995 report, we have now found that combination treatment using at least two of the previously sigularly employed methods improved lid loading with gold plate to the upper eyelid and medial canthoplasty to the lower eyelid will provide very effective results. The improvements made to lid loading with gold plate include four holes for better fixation, reducing the weight of gold to one gram, and redesigning the shape to be crescent curved and oval surfaced to conform to the shapes of both the eyeball and eyelid. Combination treatment provides for near normal eye closure and an aesthetically pleasing appearance without the drawbacks associated with other methods such as eye clinching in concert with mouth closure and donor site deformities resulting from temporalis muscle transfer and the overexposure of caruncle due to the lateral stretching effects of lateral canthoplasty. |
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