A Brief Overview Presented at Dry Eye University of Inflammation in Chronic Dry Eye Disease
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Apr 16, 2020
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dry eye, treatments, inflammation
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Abstract
Inflammation is a common enemy of any chronic inflammatory disease. Dry eye is no different. Once this diagnosis is made, then one of the first objectives is to address and control the chronic inflammation appropriately.
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