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  • Title: [Conjunctivocystorhinostomy--seven years of experience--part II (Commentary)].
    Author: Komínek P, Cervenka S.
    Journal: Cesk Slov Oftalmol; 2004 May; 60(3):199-204. PubMed ID: 15307654.
    Abstract:
    The authors answer the frequent questions concerning conjunctivo-cystorhinostomy (CDCR) according to Jones. The surgery is successful in 80-90%. The minimal age for the surgery is 10 years of age; patients 70 years old and older tolerate the operation less well. The basic prerequisite for its indication is good motivation of the patient. In the glass tube, the obstruction is not common, and there is the reason why the authors prefer them. The tube remains in situ during the whole life. In contrast to dacryocystorhinostomy, in CDCR the complication ratio is higher--up to 2/5 of patients. Fixation of the tube to the eyelid with a stitch lowers the number of commonest complications (loss and migration of the tube medially).
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