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Examining impact of time until dacryocystorhinostomy and treatment history on outcomes Orie Taniyoshi 1,2 , Takeshi Tsurumaru 2 , Naoshi Tsurumaru 2 1Department of Rehabilitation, Kumamoto kenhoku hospital 2Tsurumaru eye clinic pp.451-456
Published Date 2025/4/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.037055790790040451
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Abstract Purpose:Nasolacrimal duct obstruction can be treated using dacryocystorhinostomy(DCR)and endoluminal lacrimal duct recanalization(ELDR). Given the frequent need for DCR after multiple ELDR attempts, this study aimed to evaluate the effects of symptom duration, treatment history, and DCR success rates.

Patients and methods:This retrospective study evaluated 74 eyes from 57 men who underwent endoscopic DCR under general anesthesia at Tsurumaru Eye Clinic in 2023. The mean age at surgery was 69.5±15.3 years(10-89 years). The following parameters were examined:(1)duration of illness and the reason for selecting DCR,(2)duration of hospital visits,(3)ELDR history, and(4)treatment outcomes. Subjective/anatomical evaluation was performed at 6 months postoperatively.

Results:The duration of illness was>3 years but less than 10 years in 26 patients(35.1%). The primary reasons for selecting DCR were “ELDR failure,” “desire for a definitive cure,” and “endoscopic findings.” The average lengths of hospital visit prior to DCR were 220.7±348.4 days for patients who did not receive lacrimal canal treatment and 63.3±21.5 days for those with a history of ELDR. Prior to DCR, ELDR was performed in 60% of the study patients. Postoperatively, DCR achieved a 90.5% subjective cure rate, with 9.5% reporting improvement and 0% experiencing unchanged and worsened symptoms. Age at the time of surgery, age at onset, disease duration, sex, a history of ELDR, and a history of acute dacryocystitis were not associated with outcomes. Anatomical assessments were performed in 97.3% of patients who underwent lacrimal duct opening and 2.7% of those who underwent reocclusion.

Conclusion:Identifying recurrence factors through lacrimal endoscopy enabled the early selection of DCR and reduced the duration of hospital visits. As DCR outcomes are not influenced by disease duration or prior ELDR attempts and this procedure consistently yields high cure rates, it can be effectively planned based on the patient's clinical background.


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