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Klin Monbl Augenheilkd 2012; 229(1): 35-38
DOI: 10.1055/s-0031-1281848
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Optimierte Frontalissuspension zur Korrektur der komplizierten Ptosis

Optimised Frontal Suspension for Correction of Complicated Ptosis
M. J. Pfeiffer
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04 October 2011

24 October 2011

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12 January 2012 (online)

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Zusammenfassung

Für die Korrektur der komplizierten Ptosis eignet sich die Frontalissuspension mit autologer Fascia lata. Über einen offenen Zugang wird die Faszie zwischen Tarsus und Augenbraue hinter dem Septum implantiert. Die schräge Implantation zwischen Tarsus und Braue ermöglicht die Erhaltung der Flexibilität des Oberlids für die Lidhebung, den Lidschluss und den Lidschlag. Außerdem wird durch diese Implantationstechnik die Formung der Lidfurche verbessert.

Abstract

Complicated ptosis can be corrected by frontal suspension with autologous fascia lata. Via an open approach, the fascia is implanted between the brow and the tarsal plate behind the septum. The oblique implantation between the tarsus and the brow preserves the flexibility of elevation, closure and blinking of the upper lid. Additionally, the skin crease is improved by this technique.

Schlüsselwörter

Ptosis - Brauensuspension - Frontalissuspension - Fascia lata

Key words

Ptosis - brow suspension - frontal suspension - fascia lata
 

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