tarsal-conjunctiva-muller partial excision

The tarsal-conjunctival-Muller's partial muscle resection is also called Fasanella-Servat surgery. It is a type of superior iliac muscle resection of the conjunctiva, but in fact, except for the partial upper tarsal plate, the tarsal conjunctiva and the Müller muscle, the aponeurosis of the diaphragm is very rare. Treating the disease: ptosis Indication The tarsal-conjunctival-Muller's partial resection is applied to: 1. Mild or moderate ptosis has a good upper iliac muscle strength. 2. Sympathetic ptosis. 3. Myogenic ptosis (chronic progressive extraocular muscle paralysis, insufficient muscle tone, myasthenia gravis, ptosis caused by corticosteroids and ptosis in pregnancy). Surgical procedure 1. Use the eye hook or the traction wire to flip the upper jaw, use the fixed jaw to clamp the upper edge of the iliac crest and pull down. Then use the two vascular clamp tips to make them meet at the center of the sacral plate, and clamp the slab upper edge. The conjunctiva of the Qianlong. 2. From the lower side of the temporal vascular clamp 1.5mm, through the conjunctiva, tarsal plate, conjunctiva, that is, from the back to the front, then from the front to the back, through the continuous tissue suture. 3. Remove a vascular clamp and cut the tarsal plate, conjunctiva, and Müller muscle along the vascular clamp. The same method is used to treat the tissue sandwiched by another vascular clamp. But don't cut it until near the crotch, keep it for traction, and then cut it after the suture is tightened. 4. The inner and outer crotch lines are pierced from the inner and outer crotch of the upper jaw. 5. Slightly rub the upper eyelid to make the suture distribution even. 6. The suture is worn out after the inner and outer skin are licked.

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