Below, you will find the different cases in which
this technique
enables to improve the daily life of
patients.
Simple enucleation of an eye
Enucleation of an eye with implant
Enucleation of an eye with fistula
Phtisical eyeball
Congenital phtisical eyeball
Eyeball with a scar on the cornea
Eyeball with a scar on the sclera
Eyeball's exenteration - no tissues or muscles in
the eye cavity
Palpebral loss - reconstitution of a part of the
eyelid
Palpebral epithesis
Perforation of the nasal wall, cancer
Loss of the bony walls, cancer
Burnt tissues because of black powder, a rocket or
a grenade
Burnt tissues because of acid
Grafted tissues from dry skin or mucous membranes
Protection of the palpebral scars
Do not hesitate to contact us ! Even if the anatomic
situation seems critical,
it can always be improved.
Section
of the eye
1. "Lifting" muscle of the upper eyelid
2. Sclera
3. Conjunctive of the eye (white
part)
4. Tarsal plate in upper lid with
meibomian gland
5. Suspensory ligament
6. Crystallin lense
7. Eyelashes
8. Pupil
9. Cornea
10. Iris
11. Ciliary
process
12.
Muscle
of the inferior eyelid
13. Small
oblique muscle
14. Vitreous
body
15. Optical
nerve
16. Right
inferior muscle
17. Optical
nerve
18. Upper
right muscle
19. Fat
around the eyeball
20. Tenon’s
capsule
21. Retina
22. Hyaloid
membrane
