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| What can be done to prevent traction and tension on wound closure? |
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| What can be placed through the laceration to approximate the canaliculus? |
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| 10 mm rod made of stainless steel |
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| What local is often used in these cases? |
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| If canaliculus is involved in the wound, what will be needed? |
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| Why are sutures placed through the lid margins? |
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| What kind of suture is the tarsal plate approximated with? |
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| Why must you be careful while skin prepping? |
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| To not further damage the laceration. |
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| Why do we line up the skin lines? |
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| To preserve eyelid function and bunching of skin |
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| What position is the patient in? |
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| Supine with arm on the operative side tucked in |
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| Which local anesthesia used? |
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| What kind of suture are the skin and canthus approximated with? |
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| What kind of suture is used after the veir rod is placed and canaliculus is approximated? |
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| After the rod is removed, what is approximated? |
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| subcutaneous layer and skin |
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