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Lacrimation/Epiphora, Chronic
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1. Chronic conjunctivitis due to feline herpesvirus 1. Entropion
2. Lacrimal punctal atresia 2. Painful corneal lesion (e.g., corneal ulcer) Differentials, Lists, and Mnemonics
3. Feline corneal sequestration 3. Dacryocystitis
4. Entropion 4. Lacrimal punctal atresia
5. Painful corneal lesion (e.g., corneal ulcer) 5. Distichiasis
6. Punctal scarring after conjunctivitis 6. Ectopic cilia
7. Dacryocystitis 7. Tear-staining syndrome (e.g., medioventral entropion and caruncular
8. Feline proliferative (eosinophilic) keratoconjunctivitis trichiasis in brachycephalic breeds of dogs)
8. Allergic inhalant dermatitis (atopic dermatitis)
9. Uveitis
10. Chronic conjunctivitis as a result of concurrent tear film deficiency
(e.g., KCS; mucin and/or lipid deficiency), ectropion or allergic inhalant
dermatitis (atopic dermatitis)
KCS, Keratoconjunctivitis sicca.
Modified from Slatter D: Fundamentals of veterinary ophthalmology, St. Louis, 2001, Saunders.

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