A sterile, implantable, single-lumen tube intended to provide tear drainage from the front surface of the eye, typically into the nasal cavity or a paranasal sinus, as a drainage treatment for lacrimal canalicular pathologies in functional or obstructive epiphora; it may also be intended to facilitate saline solution irrigation to a paranasal sinus (e.g., ethmoid sinus) to manage chronic rhinosinusitis. Also referred to as a lacrimal stent, the device may be implanted after surgery to dilate or create a surgical passage [e.g., dacryocystostomy/dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR)], and is made of glass or synthetic polymer material(s) [e.g., silicone].

A sterile, implantable, single-lumen tube intended to provide tear drainage from the front surface of the eye, typically into the nasal cavity or a paranasal sinus, as a drainage treatment for lacrimal canalicular pathologies in functional or obstructive epiphora; it may also be intended to facilitate saline solution irrigation to a paranasal sinus (e.g., ethmoid sinus) to manage chronic rhinosinusitis. Also referred to as a lacrimal stent, the device may be implanted after surgery to dilate or create a surgical passage [e.g., dacryocystostomy/dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR)], and is made of glass or synthetic polymer material(s) [e.g., silicone].

A collection of devices intended to be used to maintain patency of the nasolacrimal system typically for treating/preventing pathologies of the tear drainage system (e.g., post-chemotherapy stenosis) or after dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR). It consists of a long and flexible bicanalicular or monocanalicular tube (e.g., Crawford type) inserted through the lacrimal puncta into the canaliculi, lacrimal sac, and/or nasolacrimal duct; devices to assist the intubation procedure are typically provided preassembled to the tube (e.g., cannula, probes, bougies, introducer, stylet). The tube is typically left in place long-term before removal. This is a single-use device.

A collection of devices intended to be used to maintain patency of the nasolacrimal system typically for treating/preventing pathologies of the tear drainage system (e.g., post-chemotherapy stenosis) or after dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR). It consists of a long and flexible bicanalicular or monocanalicular tube (e.g., Crawford type) inserted through the lacrimal puncta into the canaliculi, lacrimal sac, and/or nasolacrimal duct; devices to assist the intubation procedure are typically provided preassembled to the tube (e.g., cannula, probes, bougies, introducer, stylet). The tube is typically left in place long-term before removal. This is a single-use device.

A collection of devices intended to be used to maintain patency of the nasolacrimal system typically for treating/preventing pathologies of the tear drainage system (e.g., post-chemotherapy stenosis) or after dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR). It consists of a long and flexible bicanalicular or monocanalicular tube (e.g., Crawford type) inserted through the lacrimal puncta into the canaliculi, lacrimal sac, and/or nasolacrimal duct; devices to assist the intubation procedure are typically provided preassembled to the tube (e.g., cannula, probes, bougies, introducer, stylet). The tube is typically left in place long-term before removal. This is a single-use device.

A sterile, implantable, single-lumen tube intended to provide tear drainage from the front surface of the eye, typically into the nasal cavity or a paranasal sinus, as a drainage treatment for lacrimal canalicular pathologies in functional or obstructive epiphora; it may also be intended to facilitate saline solution irrigation to a paranasal sinus (e.g., ethmoid sinus) to manage chronic rhinosinusitis. Also referred to as a lacrimal stent, the device may be implanted after surgery to dilate or create a surgical passage [e.g., dacryocystostomy/dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR)], and is made of glass or synthetic polymer material(s) [e.g., silicone].

A sterile, implantable, single-lumen tube intended to provide tear drainage from the front surface of the eye, typically into the nasal cavity or a paranasal sinus, as a drainage treatment for lacrimal canalicular pathologies in functional or obstructive epiphora; it may also be intended to facilitate saline solution irrigation to a paranasal sinus (e.g., ethmoid sinus) to manage chronic rhinosinusitis. Also referred to as a lacrimal stent, the device may be implanted after surgery to dilate or create a surgical passage [e.g., dacryocystostomy/dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR)], and is made of glass or synthetic polymer material(s) [e.g., silicone].

A sterile, implantable, single-lumen tube intended to provide tear drainage from the front surface of the eye, typically into the nasal cavity or a paranasal sinus, as a drainage treatment for lacrimal canalicular pathologies in functional or obstructive epiphora; it may also be intended to facilitate saline solution irrigation to a paranasal sinus (e.g., ethmoid sinus) to manage chronic rhinosinusitis. Also referred to as a lacrimal stent, the device may be implanted after surgery to dilate or create a surgical passage [e.g., dacryocystostomy/dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR)], and is made of glass or synthetic polymer material(s) [e.g., silicone].

A sterile, implantable, single-lumen tube intended to provide tear drainage from the front surface of the eye, typically into the nasal cavity or a paranasal sinus, as a drainage treatment for lacrimal canalicular pathologies in functional or obstructive epiphora; it may also be intended to facilitate saline solution irrigation to a paranasal sinus (e.g., ethmoid sinus) to manage chronic rhinosinusitis. Also referred to as a lacrimal stent, the device may be implanted after surgery to dilate or create a surgical passage [e.g., dacryocystostomy/dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR)], and is made of glass or synthetic polymer material(s) [e.g., silicone].

A sterile, implantable, single-lumen tube intended to provide tear drainage from the front surface of the eye, typically into the nasal cavity or a paranasal sinus, as a drainage treatment for lacrimal canalicular pathologies in functional or obstructive epiphora; it may also be intended to facilitate saline solution irrigation to a paranasal sinus (e.g., ethmoid sinus) to manage chronic rhinosinusitis. Also referred to as a lacrimal stent, the device may be implanted after surgery to dilate or create a surgical passage [e.g., dacryocystostomy/dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR)], and is made of glass or synthetic polymer material(s) [e.g., silicone].

A sterile, implantable, single-lumen tube intended to provide tear drainage from the front surface of the eye, typically into the nasal cavity or a paranasal sinus, as a drainage treatment for lacrimal canalicular pathologies in functional or obstructive epiphora; it may also be intended to facilitate saline solution irrigation to a paranasal sinus (e.g., ethmoid sinus) to manage chronic rhinosinusitis. Also referred to as a lacrimal stent, the device may be implanted after surgery to dilate or create a surgical passage [e.g., dacryocystostomy/dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR)], and is made of glass or synthetic polymer material(s) [e.g., silicone].

A sterile, implantable, single-lumen tube intended to provide tear drainage from the front surface of the eye, typically into the nasal cavity or a paranasal sinus, as a drainage treatment for lacrimal canalicular pathologies in functional or obstructive epiphora; it may also be intended to facilitate saline solution irrigation to a paranasal sinus (e.g., ethmoid sinus) to manage chronic rhinosinusitis. Also referred to as a lacrimal stent, the device may be implanted after surgery to dilate or create a surgical passage [e.g., dacryocystostomy/dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR)], and is made of glass or synthetic polymer material(s) [e.g., silicone].

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