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Managing Ocular Surface Disease

Early recognition of ocular surface disease may enable timely intervention with medications, procedures, and homecare practices, which may limit ocular surface damage and reduce patient symptom severity.

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FRANK W. BOWDEN III, MD, FACS
October 1, 2025
6 min

Ophthalmic Professional

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Managing Ocular Surface Disease

by FRANK W. BOWDEN III, MD, FACS
October 1, 2025

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