Anatomy of anterior ethmoidal foramen, medial canthal tendon, and lacrimal fossa for transcutaneous anterior ethmoidal nerve block in Japanese individuals.
Anatomy of anterior ethmoidal foramen, medial canthal tendon, and lacrimal fossa for transcutaneous anterior ethmoidal nerve block in Japanese individuals.
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日本人经皮筛前神经阻滞的筛前孔、内眦腱和泪窝的解剖。
DOI:
10.1097/iop.0000000000000215
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发表时间:
2014
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Kakizaki H
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作者:
Takahashi Y;Kinoshita H;Nakano T;Asamoto K,Ichinose A;Kakizaki H
Purpose:To examine the anatomical relationships of the anterior ethmoidal foramen (AEF), medial canthal tendon (MCT), and lacrimal fossa (LF) in Japanese individuals.Methods:Thirty-eight orbits from 19 Japanese cadavers (7 men and 12 women; average age at death, 89.3 years) were used in this experimental anatomical study. The AEF, MCT, and superior border of the LF were exposed. The following distances were then measured: 1) from the point at the medial orbital rim directly anterior to the AEF to the superior border of the MCT (AEF-MCT), and 2) from the superior border of the LF to the superior border of the MCT (LF-MCT).Results:(AEF-MCT) and (LF-MCT) distances were 9.40±1.92 (mean±standard deviation) and 4.21±1.18 mm, respectively. No values of (LF-MCT) exceeded the mean (AEF-MCT)(9.40 mm).Conclusions:The transcutaneous anterior ethmoidal nerve block can be reliably performed without injury to the lacrimal sac by inserting a needle approximately 9 mm superior to the superior border of the MCT.