Meibomian gland dropout can differentiate, in contact lens-wearers, those who have dry eye disease.
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Meibomian gland dropout can differentiate, in contact lens-wearers, those who have dry eye disease.
Continue readingDecreased oxygen in the local environment is shown to be essential for the normal function of meibomian glands.
Continue readingThere were no differences between the two techniques in terms of best corrected visual acuity, refractive astigmatism, and endothelial cell
Continue readingAssays of inflammatory mediators show increased levels of matrix metalloproteinases with daily use of scleral lenses.
Continue readingSerum from blood extracted can be used to make autologous tears, which are used to treat ocular surface disorders.
Continue readingThese cells are arranged in two layers, express stem markers, and may hold the key for increasing the regenerative capacity
Continue readingIn patients with thin corneas and keratoconus, this treatment is effective in halting thinning and in improving vision and astigmatism.
Continue readingThe use of this dye with green light generates reactive oxygen species, which can be toxic to infectious pathogens, and
Continue readingWearing a virtual reality headset when working in front of a (computer) screen may protect the eyes from dryness.
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