J Korean Ophthalmol Soc > Volume 50(7); 2009 > Article
Journal of the Korean Ophthalmological Society 2009;50(7):1098-1104.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.3341/jkos.2009.50.7.1098    Published online July 15, 2009.
Effects of Medpor(R) Sheet as Substitute for Tarsus in Eyelid Reconstruction.
Heon Ju Yoon, Si Joung Kim, Sung Wook Yoon, Young Sun Yoon
Department of Ophthalmology, Dongkang General Hospital, Ulsan, Korea. Lavie2k@korea.com
눈꺼풀 재건 시 눈꺼풀판의 대용물로 다공성 폴리에틸렌판을 사용한 2예
윤헌주ㆍ김시정ㆍ윤성욱ㆍ윤영선
Department of Ophthalmology, Dongkang General Hospital, Ulsan, Korea
Abstract
PURPOSE
To report a simple surgical technique for rebuilding the palpebral tarsal plate using a Medpor(R) sheet. The formation of a palpebral tarsal plate is very important in the reconstruction of the eyelid. Transplantation of cartilaginous tissue is often necessary to create the palpebral tarsal plate. However obtaining enough cartilaginous tissue is difficult. CASE SUMMARY: Eyelid reconstruction and surgical resection of each lesion was attempted on two patients clinically diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma and sebaceous gland carcinoma between August, 2006 and November, 2007. Reconstruction was performed using a modified Cutler-Beard method or the sebaceous gland carcinoma that occurred in the upper eyelid, and a modified Tenzel semicircular rotational flap procedure was used or the basal cell carcinoma that occurred in the lower eyelid. For the reconstruction of tarsus, 0.45 mm Medpor(R) sheet was used. Complications, such as shortage of eyelid movement, dragging of eyelid or unstable eyelid margin, did not occur after the operations in either subject. In the case of the upper eyelid reconstruction, the eyelid became stiff at the early stage, but the condition improved after 6 months. CONCLUSIONS: The reconstruction of the palpebral tarsal plate using a Medpor(R) sheet is considered an effective and safe technique for the reconstruction of an eyelid.
Key Words: Medpor(R) sheet;Palpebral tarsal plate;Reconstruction of the eyelid


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