Understanding of dry eye has improved dramatically, and we have come to appreciate that optimizing the ocular surface and ensuring the health of the tear films are easily the most important unmet needs in improving patient care and surgical outcomes. This applies not only to routine cataract surgery, but to LASIK and a variety of other ophthalmic surgeries as well.
Dry eye was once almost universally thought of in terms of aqueous deficiency, but thanks to pivotal research, we now know that aqueous deficiency is just a part of the (Read more...)
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