Minor Surgical Procedure

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Dilation of lacrimal punctum

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Closure of the lacrimal punctum by plug

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Trichiasis, a very common lid abnormality, is defined as the misdirection of eyelashes toward the globe.

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Human amniotic membrane allografts are tissue-based products used as a biological corneal bandage to promote healing of the ocular surface.

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Removal of a foreign body, external eye; conjunctival embedded (includes concretions), subconjunctival or scleral nonperforating.

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Closure of the lacrimal punctum is indicated in the treatment of various forms of ocular surface disease. The goal of the procedure is to occlude the nasolacrimal drainage system with a lacrimal duct implant in order to decrease the outflow of tears from the surface of the eye.

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