Reversible marginal tarsorrhaphy: a salvage procedure for periocular burns.
Reversible marginal tarsorrhaphy: a salvage procedure for periocular burns.
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可逆性边缘睑板缝合术:眼周烧伤的抢救手术。
DOI:
10.1097/prs.0b013e31816c3b2f
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发表时间:
2008
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
Engrav,LorenH
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作者:
Klein,MatthewB;Ahmadi,AJ;Sires,BryanS;Engrav,LorenH
Management of the burned eyelid can provide challenges in both the acute and reconstructive burn periods. Suboptimal eyelid burn management can result in potentially devastating complications including severe eyelid contracture, ectropion, corneal ulceration, and even vision loss. 1–3 Tarsorrhaphy was once considered to be part of the management of extensive eyelid burns. 1, 2 However, traditional tarsorrhaphy techniques traumatized the eyelids and resulted in further complications. 2With the advent of early excision and grafting, tarsorrhaphy became taboo in the management of eyelid burns and is now an uncommon procedure. Spencer et al. reviewed 65 patients with eyelid burns and reported only four treated with tarsorrhaphy. 4 Current eyelid management protocols include aggressive lubrication in the days following injury and timely excision and skin grafting with thick split-thickness or full-thickness skin grafts. 3, 5–7 In addition, aggressive treatment of ectropion with repeated grafting is also part of modern eyelid burn protocols. 8