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Pathology and imaging of the lacrimal drainage system
Sameer A Ansari1, John Pak, Marc Shields
1Department of Radiology, University of Illinois Hospital at Chicago, University of Illinois College of Medicine, 1801 West Taylor Street, MC 711, Chicago, IL 60612, USA.
Abstract:
The lacrimal drainage apparatus drains tears from the eye. The system is susceptible to a multitude of pathologic findings, including obstruction, infection, inflammation, and neoplasms. The diagnosis of several of these processes is aided by the use of radiologic studies. In conjunction with dacryocystography, cross-sectional modalities, such as CT and MR imaging have improved the ability of diagnostic imaging to characterize the obstructive nature and soft tissue or osseous changes of various disease processes.
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