Text-book of ophthalmology . Operation by the method of Kuhnt and Dieffen- The same after the edges of the wound havebach. Way of making the incision. been united. [This last operation, which gives excellent results, is also called the Kuhnt-Mellerand Kuhnt-Szymanowski operation.—D.] [Slight cases of senile ectropion may be relieved by the moderate cicatricialcontraction produced by a row of galvano-cautery punctures made in the tarsus4 mm. from the lid border and parallel with it, the punctures being 4 mm. apart (Zieg-ler).—D.] 840. Cicatricial Ectropion. Blepharoplasty.—With respect to cicat
Text-book of ophthalmology . Operation by the method of Kuhnt and Dieffen- The same after the edges of the wound havebach. Way of making the incision. been united. [This last operation, which gives excellent results, is also called the Kuhnt-Mellerand Kuhnt-Szymanowski operation.—D.] [Slight cases of senile ectropion may be relieved by the moderate cicatricialcontraction produced by a row of galvano-cautery punctures made in the tarsus4 mm. from the lid border and parallel with it, the punctures being 4 mm. apart (Zieg-ler).—D.] 840. Cicatricial Ectropion. Blepharoplasty.—With respect to cicatri-cial ectropion, the least serious cases are those in which not much skin hasbeen lost and the contraction of the lid is caused simply by a few cicatricialbands, especially if those draw the lid in against the bone and attach it tothe latter—a condition which so frequently remains after caries of the mar-gin of the orbit. In such cases the cicatricial bands may either be dividedsubcutaneously or be cut out altogeth
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