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Intranasal endoscopic DCR (END-DCR) in cases of dacryocystitis
A prospective study on 27 cases of chronic dacryocystitis was done to see the outcome of management by End-DCR in Indian population and to look for advantages or disadvantages over Ext-DCR from available datas in literature All cases were diagnosed clinically by regurgitation test and lacrimal syringing In selected cases Jones dye test, dacryocystogram
Mangal Singh
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Improving Results in Endoscopic DCR [PDF]
The aim of presenting this article is to highlight the factors causing failure in endoscopic dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR). Understanding these factors will lead to an enhancement in the success rate of endoscopic DCR. Out of 600 cases done in a period of 10 years (from 1998 to 2008), 60 were revision cases. 60 patients referred over a period of 10 years,
Nishi Gupta
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Complications of Endoscopic DCR
2016Endoscopic dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR) can be considered a safe procedure, with an overall rate of complications that is generally low. In a large review analyzing the outcomes of 4921 DCRs, a complication rate of 14.4 % was reported in the endoscopic DCR (endo-DCR) cases (35 % of all DCRs), although the authors cautioned that this may be overestimated
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Endo-DCR: is it an end of the road for external DCR?
Journal of the Indian Medical Association, 2008Endo-DCR is a safe, quick, less traumatic, with minimal blood loss and post-operative discomfort and last but not the least, avoids external scar. It has high success rate in both primary and secondary cases. Fifty two cases of chronic dacryocystitis were treated by the endoscopic technique including 33 females and 19 males in mean age group 35.8 year,
Rupender K, Ranga, S P S, Yadav, , Advin
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DCR application in the MCI network
Proceedings Second IEEE Symposium on Computer and Communications, 1997Summary form only given. Dynamically controlled routing (DCR) is a centralized, adaptive network traffic management system which significantly enhances network performance and survivability. In a DCR network, switches communicate with a network processor which computes routing recommendations for overflow traffic based on near real time network status ...
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