Objectives: The assessment of three commercially available artificial tear formulations for dry eye disease (DED) treatment. Material and methods: This 4-week, randomised prospective study enrolled 30 patients with DED symptoms. Patients received (in scheme 1 : 1 : 1): group 1 – dexpanthenol 2% and hydroxypropylcelulose 0.5%; group 2 – trehalose 3% and sodium hyaluronate 0.15%; group 3 – sodium hyaluronate 0.24%. All assessments were performed before and 28 days after treatment and included Ocular Surface Disease Index (OSDI), subjective symptoms, non-invasive imaging using a cone- and a bowl-type videokeratoscope, Schirmer test and slit lamp exam including fluorescein and lissamine green ocular surface staining. T-test was used for statist...
Background: Artificial tears have been among the first line of therapy in management of Dry Eye Synd...
Purpose: To compare the efficacy and safety of an artificial tear combining the polymers carboxymeth...
International audienceBackground: In clinical practice, fluctuating vision or decreased quality of v...
Abstract This study evaluates the effectiveness of objective techniques in assessing dry eye disease...
PURPOSE: To assess dry eye treatment with four preservative-free dry eye artificial tear treatments ...
Gail Torkildsen,1 Mile Brujic,2 Michael S Cooper,3 Paul Karpecki,4 Parag Majmudar,5 William Trattler...
Dry eye disease is a common clinical condition whose aetiology and management challenges clinicians ...
Purpose: To assess the six-month therapeutic profiles of lipid and non-lipid-based artificial tear s...
Artificial tears are the mainstay of dry eye disease management, but also have a role in corneal abr...
Purpose: Artificial tears only provide transient relief for dry eye. To the best of our knowledge, ...
Objective: to assess the effectiveness of tear substitutes in patients suffering from dry eye syndro...
Purpose: to develop approaches to differentiated substitution therapy in patients with dry eye (DE) ...
This study was conducted to investigate the effects of Artificial Tear Preparations (ATP) with three...
Background: Artificial tears have been among the first line of therapy in management of Dry Eye Synd...
Purpose: To compare the efficacy and safety of an artificial tear combining the polymers carboxymeth...
International audienceBackground: In clinical practice, fluctuating vision or decreased quality of v...
Abstract This study evaluates the effectiveness of objective techniques in assessing dry eye disease...
PURPOSE: To assess dry eye treatment with four preservative-free dry eye artificial tear treatments ...
Gail Torkildsen,1 Mile Brujic,2 Michael S Cooper,3 Paul Karpecki,4 Parag Majmudar,5 William Trattler...
Dry eye disease is a common clinical condition whose aetiology and management challenges clinicians ...
Purpose: To assess the six-month therapeutic profiles of lipid and non-lipid-based artificial tear s...
Artificial tears are the mainstay of dry eye disease management, but also have a role in corneal abr...
Purpose: Artificial tears only provide transient relief for dry eye. To the best of our knowledge, ...
Objective: to assess the effectiveness of tear substitutes in patients suffering from dry eye syndro...
Purpose: to develop approaches to differentiated substitution therapy in patients with dry eye (DE) ...
This study was conducted to investigate the effects of Artificial Tear Preparations (ATP) with three...
Background: Artificial tears have been among the first line of therapy in management of Dry Eye Synd...
Purpose: To compare the efficacy and safety of an artificial tear combining the polymers carboxymeth...
International audienceBackground: In clinical practice, fluctuating vision or decreased quality of v...