Lacrimal excretory system sequelae in patients treated for leishmaniasis
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Resumo: | Leishmaniasis infection may involve destruction of nasal tissues resulting in lacrimal drainage system alteration. PURPOSE: To evaluate the frequency of lacrimal excretory system sequelae in patients treated for leishmaniasis. METHODS: Forty-five leishmaniasis-treated patients (90 nasolacrimal ducts) were submitted to lacrimal excretory system evaluation. All were evaluated by Jones I test and when it was abnormal, dacryocystography and nasal endoscopy were performed. This situation occurred in 13 patients (26 nasolacrimal ducts). RESULTS: The majority of evaluated patients had the cutaneous form (64.4%) of leishmaniasis, however, 69.23% of the patients with lacrimal excretory system alterations had the mucocutaneous form of infection before treatment. In these, the most common alteration detected was bilateral permeable and dilated nasolacrimal ducts (92.30%). Only 3.84% (1/26) of the evaluated nasolacrimal ducts were obstructed. Nasal endoscopy showed turbinate hypertrophy (53.84%), septum deviation (53.84%) and nasal septum perforation (23.07%). CONCLUSION: Permeable and dilated lacrimal excretory system were the most common sequelae related to leishmaniasis infection. |
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Lacrimal excretory system sequelae in patients treated for leishmaniasisLeishmaniasis/complicationsLacrimal duct obstruction/radiographyEndoscopy/methodsNasal cavity/radiographyLeishmaniasis infection may involve destruction of nasal tissues resulting in lacrimal drainage system alteration. PURPOSE: To evaluate the frequency of lacrimal excretory system sequelae in patients treated for leishmaniasis. METHODS: Forty-five leishmaniasis-treated patients (90 nasolacrimal ducts) were submitted to lacrimal excretory system evaluation. All were evaluated by Jones I test and when it was abnormal, dacryocystography and nasal endoscopy were performed. This situation occurred in 13 patients (26 nasolacrimal ducts). RESULTS: The majority of evaluated patients had the cutaneous form (64.4%) of leishmaniasis, however, 69.23% of the patients with lacrimal excretory system alterations had the mucocutaneous form of infection before treatment. In these, the most common alteration detected was bilateral permeable and dilated nasolacrimal ducts (92.30%). Only 3.84% (1/26) of the evaluated nasolacrimal ducts were obstructed. Nasal endoscopy showed turbinate hypertrophy (53.84%), septum deviation (53.84%) and nasal septum perforation (23.07%). CONCLUSION: Permeable and dilated lacrimal excretory system were the most common sequelae related to leishmaniasis infection.Conselho Brasileiro de Oftalmologia2006-06-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0004-27492006000300010Arquivos Brasileiros de Oftalmologia v.69 n.3 2006reponame:Arquivos brasileiros de oftalmologia (Online)instname:Conselho Brasileiro de Oftalmologia (CBO)instacron:CBO10.1590/S0004-27492006000300010info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessHoyama,ErikaSchellini,Silvana ArtioliStolf,Hamilton OmetoNakajima,Vitoreng2006-08-21T00:00:00Zoai:scielo:S0004-27492006000300010Revistahttp://aboonline.org.br/https://old.scielo.br/oai/scielo-oai.phpaboonline@cbo.com.br||abo@cbo.com.br1678-29250004-2749opendoar:2006-08-21T00:00Arquivos brasileiros de oftalmologia (Online) - Conselho Brasileiro de Oftalmologia (CBO)false |
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Lacrimal excretory system sequelae in patients treated for leishmaniasis |
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Lacrimal excretory system sequelae in patients treated for leishmaniasis |
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Lacrimal excretory system sequelae in patients treated for leishmaniasis Hoyama,Erika Leishmaniasis/complications Lacrimal duct obstruction/radiography Endoscopy/methods Nasal cavity/radiography |
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Lacrimal excretory system sequelae in patients treated for leishmaniasis |
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Lacrimal excretory system sequelae in patients treated for leishmaniasis |
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Lacrimal excretory system sequelae in patients treated for leishmaniasis |
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Lacrimal excretory system sequelae in patients treated for leishmaniasis |
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Lacrimal excretory system sequelae in patients treated for leishmaniasis |
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Hoyama,Erika |
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Hoyama,Erika Schellini,Silvana Artioli Stolf,Hamilton Ometo Nakajima,Vitor |
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Schellini,Silvana Artioli Stolf,Hamilton Ometo Nakajima,Vitor |
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Hoyama,Erika Schellini,Silvana Artioli Stolf,Hamilton Ometo Nakajima,Vitor |
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Leishmaniasis/complications Lacrimal duct obstruction/radiography Endoscopy/methods Nasal cavity/radiography |
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Leishmaniasis/complications Lacrimal duct obstruction/radiography Endoscopy/methods Nasal cavity/radiography |
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Leishmaniasis infection may involve destruction of nasal tissues resulting in lacrimal drainage system alteration. PURPOSE: To evaluate the frequency of lacrimal excretory system sequelae in patients treated for leishmaniasis. METHODS: Forty-five leishmaniasis-treated patients (90 nasolacrimal ducts) were submitted to lacrimal excretory system evaluation. All were evaluated by Jones I test and when it was abnormal, dacryocystography and nasal endoscopy were performed. This situation occurred in 13 patients (26 nasolacrimal ducts). RESULTS: The majority of evaluated patients had the cutaneous form (64.4%) of leishmaniasis, however, 69.23% of the patients with lacrimal excretory system alterations had the mucocutaneous form of infection before treatment. In these, the most common alteration detected was bilateral permeable and dilated nasolacrimal ducts (92.30%). Only 3.84% (1/26) of the evaluated nasolacrimal ducts were obstructed. Nasal endoscopy showed turbinate hypertrophy (53.84%), septum deviation (53.84%) and nasal septum perforation (23.07%). CONCLUSION: Permeable and dilated lacrimal excretory system were the most common sequelae related to leishmaniasis infection. |
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