Opinion|Videos|April 18, 2024
Treating Dry Eye in The Presence of Ocular Comorbidities
Experts discuss the management of dry eye in the presence of concurrent ocular conditions, as well as managing dry eye before undergoing cataract and refractive surgery.
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Episodes in this series
Timecodes:
1:00 Dry eye and surgery
9:00 Initial exam
12:00 Immunomodulators
14:00 Choosing IOLs
20:00 Dry eye with glaucoma
24:00 Dry eye with rosacea
32:00 Key takeaways
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