Stretching suture implanted into Schlemm tube through internal approach
A suture and internal approach technology, applied in ophthalmic surgery, laser surgery, etc., can solve the problems of large surgical trauma, inability to play the role of support and expansion, and affect the effect of surgery, so as to ensure the effect of surgery
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[0040] A method for making stretch sutures implanted into Schlemm's canal through the internal route, comprising the following steps:
[0041] S1. Take a 10cm long suture, fold 9cm of it in half into a double-strand thread, tie a knot at the end of the double-strand thread, tie the double-strand thread together, and reserve the remaining 1cm of suture outside the knot;
[0042] S2. Take another suture and tie it at the head end of the double-strand thread to form an adjustable ring;
[0043] S3. At the end of the double-strand wire, make 3-5 knots with the double-strand thread itself, and the knots are interrupted by 1mm, and the distance from the knot closest to the head end to the head end is less than 36mm;
[0044] S4. Cut off the redundant parts at both ends of the suture used for ligation at the head end, and sterilize with ethylene oxide or hydrogen peroxide at low temperature for later use.
Embodiment 2
[0046] A method for using a stretch suture implanted into Schlemm's canal via an internal route, comprising the following steps:
[0047] S1. Bind the single-strand suture reserved on the stretch suture to the head end of the microcatheter;
[0048] S2. Insert the tip of the microcatheter with sutures into the anterior chamber, and place it in the nasal chamber angle;
[0049] S3. With the assistance of gonioscopy, insert the tip of the microcatheter with sutures into the incision on the inner wall of Schlemm's canal on the nasal side, and then go antegrade to the entire circumference of the Schlemm's canal;
[0050] S4. After the microcatheter travels the entire circumference of the Schlemm lumen, it passes through the other end of the incision on the inner wall, and the end of the suture with the adjustment ring is clamped into the anterior chamber with intraocular forceps;
[0051] S5. The intraocular scissors cut off the suture bound on the microcatheter, and the end of t...
Embodiment 3
[0054] A method for preparing and using a stretch suture implanted into Schlemm's canal via an internal route:
[0055]S1. Prefabricated sutures: Sutures can be made under a microscope before surgery or made in advance, and those made in advance need to be sterilized for later use (low-temperature disinfection with ethylene oxide or hydrogen peroxide is recommended).
[0056] (1) Choose 10-0 polypropylene sutures.
[0057] (2) Take a 10cm suture, fold 9cm of it into double strands, and tie a knot at the end of the double strands, tie the double strands together (hereinafter referred to as the end of the suture), and put a thread on the end of the knot 1 cm is reserved for binding to the microcatheter.
[0058] (3) Another 10-0 polypropylene suture of about 1 cm was ligated at the head end of the double-strand suture, so that the head end formed an adjustable ring (hereinafter referred to as the suture head end).
[0059] (4) Continue to make knots with the double-strand thre...
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