.png) | Hi Renukaprasad A R, | | Why are preoperative tests for dry eye disease (DED) required for patients undergoing refractive surgery? | | Depending on the patient's condition, DED post-refractive surgery is a common consequence, which can last for six months or longer. Therefore, standard preoperative DED evaluations can significantly improve postoperative treatment. | Watch this video for more information on the preoperative DED analysis, the examination of corneal nerve injury during surgery, the algorithmic technique for risk assessment, and treatment strategies for DED post-surgery.
Highlights:
- DED etiology after refractive surgery
- Preoperative evaluation of the patient for DED
- Modern diagnostic techniques for evaluation
- Using algorithms to manage DED
- Management and treatment of dry eyes
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