Canalicular laceration is a cut in the canaliculus which causes epiphora. It is an emergency procedure that needs to be performed in the next 24 hours.

In this case, Dr. Richard Caesar performs a canalicular laceration repair using FCI’s Mini-Monoka®.

We would like to thank Dr. Richard Caesar, MA, MB, BChir, FRCOphth, for providing us with this video.

In severe cases of blockage in the lacrimal system, a dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR) must be performed. It is a surgical procedure that consists of creating of a functional pathway to allow tears to be drained into the nose.

In this case, Dr. Richard Caesar performs a DCR using FCI Nunchaku®.

We would like to thank Dr. Richard Caesar, MA, MB, BChir, FRCOphth, for providing us with this video.

In severe cases of blockage in the lacrimal system, a dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR) must be performed. It is a surgical procedure that consists of creating of a functional pathway to allow tears to be drained into the nose.

In this case, Dr. Richard Caesar performs a DCR using FCI’s StopLoss™ Jones Tube system.

We would like to thank Dr. Richard Caesar, MA, MB, BChir, FRCOphth, for providing us with this video.

EZYPOR® is FCI ultimate high density polyethylene orbital implant indicated for enucleation, evisceration and secondary implantation. EZYPOR® comes with a unique and patented smooth anterior suturing platform with 8 suture tunnels, allowing for multiple suturing options.

Last update : November 2023

FCI S.A.S. is a world leader in the development of a wide range of ophthalmic surgical devices. Since the company’s inception in 1984, the innovative developments of FCI have helped physicians to solve problems related to epiphora, dry eye, eyelids, and orbital surgery, thanks to a wide range of innovative ophthalmic devices such as self-retaining intubation sets, lacrimal balloon catheter, injectable monocanalicular intubation, permanent punctal plugs, eyelids and orbital implants.

FCI Nunchaku® is a pushed silicone self-retaining bicanalicular nasolacrimal intubation stent that acts like a conformer, allowing tears to be drained by capillarity. The metallic guides are located inside the lumen, not as an extension of the stent as in conventional intubation sets. Therefore, no nasal retrieval is needed.

We would like to thank Kenneth V. Cahill , M.D. for his contribution to this video.

The StopLoss™ Jones tube introducer set enables the surgeon to choose the most appropriate diameter and length of the StopLoss™ Jones tube prior to tube insertion.

The new StopLoss™ Jones tube system puts an end to the high loss rate of ordinary Jones tubes yet is safe, effective and easy to use.