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ower end near the valve of Hasner. Clinical features include Epiphora, positive regurgitation test and swelling of the sac. Ref: A.K KHURANA (2005), Chapter 15, “Disease of Th

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2013-11-13 11:07:34
two month baby presents with epiphora and regurgitation most likely diagnosis is: Mucopurulent conjunctivitisBuphthalmosCongenital dacryocystitis Encysted mucocele Congenital dacyrocystitismainly due membranous occlusion lower end nearvalveHasner Clinical features include Epiphora positive regurgitation test and swelling ofsac Ref: KHURANA (2005) Chapter “Disease Lacrimal Apparatus” Inbook “Opthalmology” 3rd Edition Newdelhi Page 342
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