| Hi Renukaprasad A R, | What is your opinion about dry eye disease (DED) and its co-management by optometrists and ophthalmologists during ocular surgeries? | DED complications often remain unrecognized and, therefore, untreated. And even if they get treated promptly, ocular surgeries can set de novo DED in motion or worsen a pre-existing one. Hence, optometrists and ophthalmologists must be aware of surgical procedures requiring cross-referrals between them about ocular surface disease (OSD) signs, symptoms, assessments, management, and recommendations during pre-, peri-, and post-surgical phases. | View this infographic that highlights different ways to manage DED with ocular surgeries!
Highlights:
- DED and its complications
- De novo and pre-existing DED
- LASIK and cataract surgeries for DED
- Optometrists and ophthalmologists' cross-referrals
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