Background: Dry eye disease (DED) is a common and debilitating condition that affects
millions of people worldwide. Despite its prevalence, the diagnosis and management of …

We describe the role of OSA as a new instrument in the study of dry eye, and we recommend
a protocol for conducting the tests as well as describe the advantages and disadvantages …

We reviewed the literature for different diagnostic approaches for dry eye disease (DED)
including the most recent advances, contradictions and promising diagnostic tools and …

Dry eye (DE) disease is an impairment of the lachrymal unit function and one the most
frequent eye problems. A major challenge is to find accurate diagnostic criteria to be able to …

Dry eye is a multifactorial, progressive, and chronic disease of the tears and ocular surface.
The disease is multi-factorial and has intermittent symptoms. Discomfort, visual disturbance …

Dry eye disease is a multifactorial chronic disorder of the ocular surface that affects up to
100 million people worldwide. During the pathogenesis of dry eye, impaired function of the …

The prevalence of dry eye disease is high worldwide and poses a great burden on patients'
daily lives. Accurate diagnosis of the disease is important, and it requires application of …

Dry eye-related ocular surface examination is very important in the diagnosis and treatment
of dry eye disease. With the recent advances in science and technology, dry eye …

Dry eye is one of the most commonly encountered problems in ophthalmology. Signs can
include punctate epithelial erosions, hyperemia, low tear lakes, rapid tear break-up time …

The most recent definition proposed by the Dry Eye Workshop (DEWS) in 2007 defines dry
eye as a multifactorial ocular surface disease diagnosed by symptoms of discomfort and …