Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
bouchon rivet
English translation:
expanding punctal plug (SmartPlug), rivet shaped punctal plug
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Drmanu49
Jul 7, 2010 00:01
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French term
bouchon rivet
French to English
Medical
Medical: Instruments
This entry is part of a list of products of the same kind used for treating dry eyes.
Other entries include "bouchon méatiques", which i translated as "punctal plugs" and "clou-trou", which I translated as "perforated plugs".
It is a silicone plug.
Other entries include "bouchon méatiques", which i translated as "punctal plugs" and "clou-trou", which I translated as "perforated plugs".
It is a silicone plug.
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Jul 12, 2010 18:30: Drmanu49 changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/74409">Daniela Ciafardoni's</a> old entry - "bouchon rivet"" to ""expanding punctal plug (SmartPlug), rivet shaped punctal plug""
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expanding punctal plug (SmartPlug), rivet shaped punctal plug
causes SmartPlug to expand in diameter, conforming to the patient's punctum. A .... with silicone plugs in dry eye syndrome. Am J Ophthalmol. ...
www.agingeye.net/dryeyes/smartplug.pdf -
Dry Eye
There are many factors that contribute to dry eye. In-depth information can be found at Mayoclinic.com or Geteyesmart.org. For patients who are considering PRK or LASIK it is important to treat any pre-existing conditions such as blepharitis in order to reduce the chance of significant dry eye post-operatively. Those with moderate dry eye may benefit from punctual plugs (small silicone plugs that are placed in the drainage duct in the upper or lower lid to reduce the drainage of natural tears). Patients with severe dry eye may not be good candidates for PRK or LASIK. If you suffer from dry eye, ask your eye care provider what steps you can take to treat dry eye.
www.agingeye.net/dryeyes/smartplug.pdf -
Dry Eye
There are many factors that contribute to dry eye. In-depth information can be found at Mayoclinic.com or Geteyesmart.org. For patients who are considering PRK or LASIK it is important to treat any pre-existing conditions such as blepharitis in order to reduce the chance of significant dry eye post-operatively. Those with moderate dry eye may benefit from punctual plugs (small silicone plugs that are placed in the drainage duct in the upper or lower lid to reduce the drainage of natural tears). Patients with severe dry eye may not be good candidates for PRK or LASIK. If you suffer from dry eye, ask your eye care provider what steps you can take to treat dry eye.
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