Right Lacrimal Canaliculus (Canaliculus lacrimalis dexter)
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Anatomy
The right lacrimal canaliculus aspirates tear fluid from the right ocular surface into the right lacrimal drainage sac via capillary action and blink pumping.
Clinical notes
Eyelid margin lacerations involving the medial canthus require canalicular intubation with Crawford silicone stents to avoid permanent epiphora.
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FAQ
What is the role of the Right Lacrimal Canaliculus?
The right lacrimal canaliculus aspirates tear fluid from the right ocular surface into the right lacrimal drainage sac via capillary action and blink pumping.
Why is the Right Lacrimal Canaliculus clinically important?
Eyelid margin lacerations involving the medial canthus require canalicular intubation with Crawford silicone stents to avoid permanent epiphora.
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