of Dry Eye DED Magnitude of Problem TFOS DEWS II Revised Definition TFOS DEWS II Definition The Meaning of the Words TFOS DEWS II Report Classification System Key Triaging Questions Quantifying the Symptoms Diagnostic Tests ID: 668471
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A Fresh Look at Dry EyeSlide2Slide3Slide4
Definition and Classification
of Dry EyeSlide5
DED: Magnitude of ProblemSlide6
TFOS DEWS II: Revised DefinitionSlide7
TFOS DEWS II Definition:The Meaning of the WordsSlide8
TFOS DEWS II Report:Classification SystemSlide9
Key Triaging QuestionsSlide10
Quantifying the Symptoms: Diagnostic TestsSlide11
Classification of the SubtypeSlide12
Concluding RemarksSlide13
Diagnostic Approaches to Dry EyeSlide14
DED DiagnosisSlide15
Presentation of PatientSlide16
Key Triaging QuestionsSlide17
Assessing Risk FactorsSlide18
Diagnostic QuestionnairesSlide19
Tear Film Homeostasis TestsSlide20
Tear Film Breakup TimeSlide21
Diagnostic OsmolaritySlide22
Ocular Surface AssessmentSlide23
Concluding RemarksSlide24
When to Refer Your Patient to an OphthalmologistSlide25
Symptoms That Suggest a ReferralSlide26
Differentiating DED From Other Medical ConditionsSlide27
Risk Factors for DEDSlide28
Choosing the Right Treatment for Dry Eye Slide29
Not All Artificial Tear Products Are the SameSlide30
What Is the First Step in Treating a Patient With Dry Eye?Slide31
Distinguishing SymptomsSlide32
What Is the Severity of the Ocular Surface Disease?Slide33
Treatments for Tear InsufficiencySlide34
How Frequently Do We Recommend Using Artificial Tears?Slide35
Choosing the Right Artificial Tear ProductSlide36
Preservative vs Preservative-Free Treatments for Dry EyeSlide37
When Preservative-Free Products Are Needed in Patients With DEDSlide38
BAK-Containing PreservativesSlide39
Polyquaternium-1 PreservativesSlide40
Smart Approaches to PreservativesSlide41
When Do Formulations Containing Preservatives Need to Be Replaced?Slide42
Concluding RemarksSlide43
Educating the Patient With Dry EyeSlide44
Explaining DED to Your PatientSlide45
Eye Drops for Different Type of DEDSlide46
Proper Eye Drop ApplicationSlide47
Factors for Selecting a Specific Eye Drop ProductSlide48
Factors for Treatment SuccessSlide49
How Soon Will a Patient See Results?Slide50
Concluding RemarksSlide51
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