tårekanalerna
Tårekanalene, also known as the lacrimal drainage system, are a network of ducts in the body responsible for draining tears from the eyes. This system begins at the puncta, small openings located on the inner corners of the upper and lower eyelids. From the puncta, tears flow into the lacrimal canaliculi, which are tiny tubes that lead to the lacrimal sac.
The lacrimal sac is a small, thin-walled reservoir situated in a groove on the side of the
The primary function of the tårekanalene is to maintain the health and clarity of the eye's surface.
Blockages or malformations of the tårekanalene can lead to various problems. These include excessive tearing (epiphora),