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Clinical Utility of Objective Tests for Dry Eye Disease

DOI

193

Citations

32

References

2012

Year

Benjamin D. Sullivan, Leslie Crews, Barş Sönmez, María Fidéliz de la Paz, Ebru Cömert, Víctor Charoenrook, Aline Lütz de Araújo, Jay S. Pepose, Michael S. Berg, Valerie P. Kosheleff,
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Abstract

Over a 3-month period, tear film osmolarity was found to have the lowest variability among commonly used signs of dry eye disease. Reductions in osmolarity preceded changes in symptoms during therapy.

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